2019
DOI: 10.21676/23897856.2858
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Análisis de riesgo mediante el método de simulación de Montecarlo aplicado a la inversión pública en el sector educativo peruano: el caso del departamento de Puno

Abstract: Los Estados en general invierten recursos económicos y financieros con la finalidad de mejorar los servicios educativos en los diferentes ámbitos y contextos. Para este propósito ejecutan proyectos de distintos tipos (infraestructura y de servicios). El objetivo de esta pesquisa es ofrecer un análisis de riesgo en los proyectos de inversión en el sector educación en el departamento de Puno. El estudio se basa en la aplicación del método de simulación de Montecarlo mediante el programa informático Risk Simulato… Show more

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“…Moreover, the research found that the importance of expense control on investments is due to their negative correlation with project feasibility. Compared with the [15] finding, the research found that the project has a probability of 99.46% to provide benefits. Furthermore, it has been encountered that the importance of the initial budget agrees with the results of [16].…”
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confidence: 63%
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“…Moreover, the research found that the importance of expense control on investments is due to their negative correlation with project feasibility. Compared with the [15] finding, the research found that the project has a probability of 99.46% to provide benefits. Furthermore, it has been encountered that the importance of the initial budget agrees with the results of [16].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…Hence, it builds the distribution probability with the potential to meet a real scenario. This scenario is only reached when the model becomes stable [15].…”
Section: Monte Carlomentioning
confidence: 99%
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