Crecimiento económico de América Latina: 1951-2000
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Palabras clave

Crecimiento económico
América Latina
análisis empírico
siglo XX
macroeconomía
renta per cápita

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Rivera Garzón, N., & Rivera Lozano, M. (2021). Crecimiento económico de América Latina: 1951-2000. Conocimiento Global, 6(1), 116-134. https://doi.org/10.70165/cglobal.v6i1.118

Resumen

El objetivo del artículo es identificar los determinantes del crecimiento económico en América Latina para el período 1951-2000. Para ello, se estiman tres modelos de efectos fijos con datos panel, capaces de controlar heterogeneidad no observable dentro de la muestra. Los resultados muestran que el crecimiento del nivel de ingreso latinoamericano tiene una relación positiva y significativa con el stock de capital, el crecimiento de la población, el consumo final de los hogares, la formación bruta de capital y el volumen de exportaciones. Mientras que el número de habitantes en un momento dado, el consumo final del gobierno general y el nivel de inflación tienen una relación negativa. El número de habitantes latinoamericanos creció, tenían más riqueza e ingresos a fines del siglo XX, sus niveles de educación aumentaron y en general: su calidad de vida mejoró.

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