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THE FACTORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN VIRTUOUS AND VICIOUS CIRCULARITY: APPLIED TO THE CASE OF BOLIVIA

Authors: César Daniel Vargas Díaz1*, Hernán Delgadillo Dorado2 and Álvaro Ramiro Vásquez De la Vega3;

THE FACTORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN VIRTUOUS AND VICIOUS CIRCULARITY: APPLIED TO THE CASE OF BOLIVIA

Abstract

The paper discusses theories of economic growth, circularities in theories of economic growth and development, polarization and multidimensionality in global development, the virtuous and vicious circle. These will allow us to compare with the economic model that was established in Bolivia since 2006 and that is currently in force. In this sense, the objective is to evaluate the effect of the paradigm of economic growth of the Bolivian economy measured by the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and the variables that sustain this virtuous and vicious circle such as public investment, external debt and debt with public enterprises and savings through net international reserves. from the construction of historical data from the period 2006 to 2023 to apply regression estimates. The results of the model had significant effects on economic diversification, low investments, but with a high positive coefficient with respect to GDP, while external debt and the debt of public enterprises show a negative and significant correlation as well as external debt with respect to GDP, savings show a clear significance with respect to GDP despite the decrease in reserves in recent years. In this way, the ineffectiveness of the Bolivian economic, social, community and productive model was demonstrated with a vicious circularity; mainly, because of the study variables. Thus, this research will demonstrate the effects of this model over time.

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