La política de seguridad democrática 2002-2006: efectos socioeconómicos en las áreas rurales
Democratic security policy 2002-2006: socio-economic impacts in rural areas
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Pérez Valbuena, G.J. 2014. La política de seguridad democrática 2002-2006: efectos socioeconómicos en las áreas rurales. Revista de Economía Institucional. 16, 30 (jun. 2014).
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Este trabajo usa el cambio estructural en el número de incautaciones para medir el impacto de la política de seguridad democrática sobre el mercado laboral rural, entre 2002 y 2006. La nueva política tuvo efectos diferenciales por género, edad y tipo de ocupación. Produjo pérdidas socioeconómicas por la reducción simultánea de la oferta laboral y del ingreso de los adultos. En la participación laboral de los jóvenes y los niños tuvo un efecto diferenciado, por género. No parece haber tenido efectos significativos en la matrícula escolar.
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