Desarrollo, reestructuración del gasto público y alianzas público-privadas

Jesús Botero García; José García Guzmán

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Botero García, J. y García Guzmán, J. 2018. Desarrollo, reestructuración del gasto público y alianzas público-privadas. Revista de Economía Institucional. 20, 38 (abr. 2018), 185–207. DOI:https://doi.org/10.18601/01245996.v20n38.08.

Publicado: Apr 4, 2018

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Vol. 20 Núm. 38 (2018): Enero-Junio

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Jesús Botero García

Universidad EAFIT

José García Guzmán

Universidad EAFIT

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Este artículo analiza los efectos de bienestar de mejoras en la inversión en educación e infraestructura con participación público-privada, en un marco fiscal de economía pequeña y abierta para la economía colombiana. Se construye un modelo DSGE donde las familias toman decisiones de capital humano y el gobierno financia megaproyectos colocando bonos de infraestructura. Los resultados sugieren mayores efectos en el ajuste de largo plazo y mejoras del bienestar social cuando el gasto público se focaliza en sectores con mayores niveles de empleo y se introducen mejoras tecnológicas y de innovación.

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infraestructura

modelo DSGE

gasto público

capital humano

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