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3 years ago

Why do you think economists can be certain that every

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Aleonysh [2.5K]3 years ago

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Answer:

En esta primera parte del libro estudiamos lo que para muchos economistas es la pregunta más

importante de la economía: ¿Por qué algunos países tienen mayores niveles de ingreso por

habitante que otros?

En el capítulo 2 definimos el crecimiento económico y presentamos distintas herramientas

útiles para medirlo y analizarlo. Además, presentamos una breve historia del crecimiento

económico, con especial énfasis en la evolución de la economía argentina en el contexto

mundial.

El capítulo 3 es una introducción a la teoría del crecimiento económico. Presentamos allí un

esquema analítico sencillo, en el cual la inversión y el desarrollo tecnológico aparecen como

los determinantes directos del crecimiento. Además, explicamos algunos de los factores que los

economistas han identificado como determinantes más profundos del crecimiento – aquellos

factores que definen el grado de inversión y de desarrollo tecnológico.

Explanation:

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