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La productividad como indicador de bienestar. Aplicacion al caso de las Comunidades Autonomas españolas

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  • Aguayo, Eva
  • Exposito, Pilar
  • Rodriguez, X.A.
  • Vazquez, Emilia

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En este trabajo pretendemos poner de manifiesto que el comportamiento de la productividad en un determinado espacio economico esta estrechamente relacionado con los niveles de riqueza de los ciudadanos, dado que las ganancias en la eficiencia productiva se manifiestan como una de las vias principales para lograr mejorar el bienestar. La eficiencia productiva hay que medirla adecuadamente. Para ello nosotros proponemos el calculo de indices de productividad total, sin imponer restricciones a priori, y especificamos el correspondiente modelo econometrico para las distintas Comunidades Autonomas con la finalidad de deducir cuales son los principales determinantes de su evolucion.

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  • Aguayo, Eva & Exposito, Pilar & Rodriguez, X.A. & Vazquez, Emilia, 1999. "La productividad como indicador de bienestar. Aplicacion al caso de las Comunidades Autonomas españolas," Economic Development 39, University of Santiago de Compostela. Faculty of Economics and Business. Econometrics..
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