Likewise, countries like Mauritius, China, and Vietnam did not implement rapid liberalization (so-called “shock therapy”), which the Washington Consensus advocated; instead, they followed a dual-track gradual approach (and often continued to perform poorly on various governance indicators).
En su lugar, siguieron&#160;un enfoque gradual&#160;de dos vías&#160;(y, a menudo,&#160;siguieron mostrando bajos niveles en varios indicadores relacionados con la gobernabilidad).