La violencia en los modelos de crecimiento económico
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Se presentan dos modelos dinámicos, que relacionan la violencia y el crecimiento económico en el corto y largo plazo. La formalización de estos postulados se realiza a través de las teorías económicas de crecimiento endógeno y exógeno, las cuales capturan los costos causados por el crimen violento al capital físico y humano. Los modelos incorporan la violencia como un factor exógeno. Además, se retoma la discusión en cuanto a su carácter estructural; es decir, a la difícil explicación para la existencia de la violencia. El desarrollo teórico conduce a que economías que presentan violencia estructural, experimentan un menor crecimiento en la actividad productiva.Download Info
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