2022
DOI: 10.20430/ete.v89i353.1430
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Una macroeconomía para el desarrollo. Esbozo de un modelo de crecimiento, inversión y distribución del ingreso

Abstract: Este artículo analiza tres temas centrales de la macroeconomía para el desarrollo: el crecimiento, la inversión y la distribución del ingreso, lo cual combina la perspectiva estructuralista y un enfoque poskeynesiano basado en el tratamiento consistente en flujos y acervos a escala macroeconómica. De acuerdo con dos premisas centrales del pensamiento estructuralista —la teorización a partir de la realidad y el hecho de que la institucionalidad y las relaciones distributivas determinan el comportamiento macroec… Show more

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“…When this happens, the country will most likely suffer a currency crisis or a debt crisis, or a combination of both. And even when not directly leading to crises, external liabilities generate a reversal of flows from developing to developed countries (Abeles and Pérez Caldentey, 2022; UNCTAD, 2020), thereby threatening exchange rate stability.…”
Section: Literature Review: the Peripheral Economy Condition And The ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When this happens, the country will most likely suffer a currency crisis or a debt crisis, or a combination of both. And even when not directly leading to crises, external liabilities generate a reversal of flows from developing to developed countries (Abeles and Pérez Caldentey, 2022; UNCTAD, 2020), thereby threatening exchange rate stability.…”
Section: Literature Review: the Peripheral Economy Condition And The ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of the non-financial corporate sector, the increase in external debt has actually gone along with a deterioration of its financial position. A study using a sample of 5,469 listed companies from six Latin American countries (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru) and covering 34 sectors of economic activity for the period 2009-2016 shows that a high proportion of companies are in a weak financial position, and that this proportion is even higher for companies issuing in the international bond market (Pérez Caldentey, Favreau Negront and Méndez Lobos, 2019; Abeles and Pérez Caldentey, 2022;Budnevich Portales, Favreau Negront and Pérez Caldentey, 2021). Financial weakness means a situation in which growing indebtedness generates ever-increasing debt repayment commitments which will eventually outstrip revenue streams.…”
Section: Debt and Investment: A More Unstable Global Economy With Les...mentioning
confidence: 99%