Develando el vínculo entre la desigualdad y la pobreza

Herrera, Julián Augusto Casas

doi:10.19053/01203053.v39.n69.2020.9197

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“…El mayor impacto sobre la pobreza lo generan el aumento de la población, el costo de la canasta familiar, el salario mínimo real, el crecimiento del PIB local, el desempleo, etc. Las otras dos variables, salario nominal y pobreza extrema son principalmente factores que condicionan, con su valor, la magnitud que tomen el salario real y la pobreza en general, lo que no les quita importancia como determinantes de la pobreza (Herrera, 2020). Entonces, la pobreza es un problema que no depende solamente del crecimiento económico, se puede considerar como un tema de carácter multirateral que incluye aspectos de carácter educacional, cultural y sociológico, entre otros campos (Betancour, 2016).…”

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“…En su análisis, para una muestra de 126 países, Sala i Martin (2006) encuentra que, en 1970, 20% de la población mundial era pobre, y para el año 2000, ésta se había reducido a 7%. Sin embargo, paraHerrera (2020), esto no siempre es así, porque para él, la distribución del ingreso dista mucho de ser homogénea, ya que la concentración del producto es alta cuando se compara entre países.Para que el crecimiento económico se traduzca en bienestar y disminución de la pobreza, es necesario destinar parte de este a construir escuelas, hospitales, vivienda, etc., lo cual se logra a través de una política fiscal y social eficientes. En teoría, la importancia del crecimiento económico en la pobreza se basa en el hecho de que al haber mayores ingresos en una sociedad, éstos pueden ser más accesibles a los segmentos más vulnerables de la población(Herrera, 2020).…”

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“…Sin embargo, paraHerrera (2020), esto no siempre es así, porque para él, la distribución del ingreso dista mucho de ser homogénea, ya que la concentración del producto es alta cuando se compara entre países.Para que el crecimiento económico se traduzca en bienestar y disminución de la pobreza, es necesario destinar parte de este a construir escuelas, hospitales, vivienda, etc., lo cual se logra a través de una política fiscal y social eficientes. En teoría, la importancia del crecimiento económico en la pobreza se basa en el hecho de que al haber mayores ingresos en una sociedad, éstos pueden ser más accesibles a los segmentos más vulnerables de la población(Herrera, 2020). Los beneficios del crecimiento, en particular cuando se han establecido políticas pública específicas y focalizadas para combatir la pobreza, son importantes, pues los…”

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Tipología y evolución de la pobreza en el mundo 1979-2021

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La pobreza es una condición de carencia en el ser humano, en un primer momento, esta solo se atribuía a la escasez de ingreso monetario. Pero al observar, que los individuos, en ocasiones, a pesar de contar con dicho ingreso, aun así, no lograba satisfacer sus necesidades básicas (alimentación, vestido, vivienda, etc.) se empezó a estudiar la pobreza considerando otras variables, hasta llegar a mediciones actuales que, incluso, trascienden aspectos materiales, como lo es la libertad, las capacidades y las oportunidades. Este trabajo, tiene como objetivo dar un panorama general de los tipos de pobreza y su comportamiento en el mundo. E intenta demostrar de manera teórica la complejidad de este concepto y la relatividad del mismo, ante una sociedad cambiante y heterogénea, a través de la investigación documental descriptiva.

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“…There is a direct relationship between poverty and inequality [10,11]. The latter has increased in recent years [12] because of the effects of the current pandemic and climate change [13]. Social vulnerability is closely related to the climate threat, and the stance of governments is critical to curbing inequalities [14].…”

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Analysis of Research on the SDGs: The Relationship between Climate Change, Poverty and Inequality

Pérez-Peña¹,

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Chico³

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Since its adoption in September 2015, the 2030 Agenda has laid the foundations for a model of shared prosperity for a sustainable world. The current global pandemic highlights profound inequalities affecting our economies, health, and quality of life. For this reason, the aim of this study was to present the current state of scientific research related to inequality, poverty, and climate change, and to propose lines of improvement that can contribute to achieving three of the 17 SDGs (end poverty, SDG 1; reduce inequality, SDG 10; and climate action, SDG 13), proposed in the 2030 Agenda. For this purpose, we undertook a systematic literature review. The results show that the subject of poverty, inequality, and climate change has been little studied or articulated by researchers, and significant differences exist between the different areas studied. The highest number of publications (51.7%) is associated with topics related to sustainability—environment and economics. The remainder are distributed among 12 other research areas. Another relevant finding is that the effects of climate change are more pressing for more vulnerable populations, including impoverished women from rural areas and children from underdeveloped countries. This gender and social inequality has been rarely addressed in studies. Food security and energy poverty is another under-researched area. According to the results obtained in this work, we consider that the circular economy may improve these indicators, constituting a line of future research. Thus, one of the main objectives of this approach is to eliminate negative externalities, specifically the existing social inequalities within the current linear economy model.

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“…There is a direct relationship between poverty and inequality [8,9]. The latter has increased in recent years [10] because of the effects of the current pandemic and climate change [11]. Social vulnerability is closely related to the climate threat, and the stance of governments is critical to curbing inequalities [12].…”

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Analysis of Research on the Sdgs: The Relationship between Climate Change, Poverty and Inequality.

Pérez-Peña¹,

García²,

Chico³

et al. 2021

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Since its adoption in September 2015, the 2030 Agenda has laid the foundations for a model of shared prosperity for a sustainable world. We are going through a complicated pandemic that shows profound inequalities affecting our economies, health, and quality of life. For this reason, our aim in this work is to make known the state of the art of scientific research related to inequality, poverty, and climate change and to propose lines of improvement that can contribute to achieving 3 of the 17 SDGs (End poverty-SDG 1-, Reduce inequality-SDG 10-, and Climate action -SDG 13-), proposed in the 2030 Agenda. To do so, we have used a systematic literature review methodology. The results show that poverty, inequality and climate change is a subject that has been little studied and articulated by researchers, with significant differences between the different areas studied. Topics related to sustainability and economics are those with the highest number of publications (51.7%). The rest are distributed among the 12 existing departments. Another relevant finding is that the effects of climate change are more pressing for more vulnerable populations, including impoverished women from rural areas and children from underdeveloped countries. This is a gender and social inequality that has been little addressed in climate change studies. Food security and energy poverty is another under-exploited aspect in this area. According to the results obtained in this work, we consider that the circular economy could improve these indicators, constituting a line of future research. Thus, one of its main objectives is to eliminate negative externalities, specifically existing social inequalities within the current linear economy model.

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Develando el vínculo entre la desigualdad y la pobreza

Cited by 9 publications

References 32 publications

Tipología y evolución de la pobreza en el mundo 1979-2021

Tipología y evolución de la pobreza en el mundo 1979-2021

Analysis of Research on the SDGs: The Relationship between Climate Change, Poverty and Inequality

Analysis of Research on the Sdgs: The Relationship between Climate Change, Poverty and Inequality.

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