DE MIGUEL VÉLEZ, F.J. (Universidad de Extremadura y centrA.) MANRESA SÁNCHEZ, A. (Universidad de Barcelona y CREB.)
Abstract
Las matrices de contabilidad social constituyen bases de datos que incorporan gran cantidad de información económica. Uno de los aspectos más relevantes de estas matrices es su énfasis en el sector hogares, incorporando generalmente una desagregación del mismo en diferentes grupos de acuerdo a distintos criterios socioeconómicos. El principal objetivo que se persigue en este trabajo es aplicar sobre la economía extremeña los modelos SAM de multiplicadores lineales, centrándonos en diversos multiplicadores relacionados con los grupos de hogares y la distribución de la renta. Entre los diferentes ejercicios realizados se determinan, por ejemplo, los cambios en sus niveles de renta ante incrementos exógenos en la demanda o ante transferencias de renta. Para valorar estos cambios, junto a los multiplicadores tradicionales que miden incrementos absolutos en rentas, se plantean también medidas de efectos redistributivos que muestran los cambios en términos relativos. Social accounting matrices are databases that includes lot of economic information. These matrices emphasizes the role of the household sector, involving its desaggregation into different groups according to socioeconomic criteria. The main goal of this paper is to apply linear multipliers SAM models to the Extremadura economy. We focus on several multipliers related to households groups and income distribution. Furthermore, the changes in their income levels caused by demand exogenous injections or income transfers are analysed in depth. Besides a set of common multipliers that measure absolute income changes, we also employ some measures of redistributive effects that show the changes in relative terms.
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