La economía subterránea, el ciclo económico y la corrupción en Colombia. Una estimación de alta frecuencia con ecuaciones estructurales

dc.contributor.authorRonderos Pulido, Nicolásspa
dc.contributor.authorCotte Poveda, Alexanderspa
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dc.date.accessioned2021-04-08T14:15:11Zspa
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dc.date.issued2021-03-31spa
dc.descriptionEn los momentos de mayor regulación por parte del Gobierno muchos individuos distorsionan la noción del tamaño de la economía colombiana participando activamente en la economía subterránea. Por lo cual los hacedores de política no pueden tomar las mejores decisiones con información parcial sobe el estado de la economía. En este trabajo se busca identificar la relación entre la economía subterránea, el ciclo económico y la corrupción en Colombia. La economía subterránea incorpora i) actividades legares no registradas, ii) evasión de impuestos y iii) actividades ilegales. Este tipo de ocupaciones pueden interactuar con el desempeño de la economía registrada, alterar su crecimiento y el bienestar de la población. La estimación de alta frecuencia de la economía subterránea permite a los hacedores de política tomar decisiones óptimas, En este trabajo se propone una nueva metodología para estimar el valor de la economía subterránea colombiana.spa
dc.description.abstractIn times of increased government regulation, many individuals distort the notion of the size of the Colombian economy by actively participating in the underground economy. Therefore, policy makers cannot make the best decisions with partial information on the state of the economy. This work seeks to identify the relationship between the underground economy, the economic cycle and corruption in Colombia. The underground economy incorporates i) unregistered legal activities, ii) tax evasion and iii) illegal activities. These types of occupations can interact with the performance of the registered economy, alter its growth and the well-being of the population. The high-frequency estimation of the underground economy allows policy makers to make optimal decisions. In this paper, a new methodology is proposed to estimate the value of the Colombian underground economy.spa
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dc.identifier.citationRonderos , N. & Cotte , A. (2021).La economía subterránea, el ciclo económico y la corrupción en Colombia. Una estimación de alta frecuencia con ecuaciones estructurales. Repositorio - Universidad Santo Tomásspa
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dc.rightsAtribución-NoComercial-CompartirIgual 2.5 Colombia*
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dc.subject.keywordJEL classification in parenthesesspa
dc.subject.keywordEconomía subterránea (O17)spa
dc.subject.keywordBusiness cycles (E32)spa
dc.subject.keywordCorruption (D73)spa
dc.subject.proposalClasificación JEL entre paréntesisspa
dc.subject.proposalEconomía subterránea (O17)spa
dc.subject.proposalCiclos económicos (E32)spa
dc.subject.proposalCorrupción (D73)spa
dc.titleLa economía subterránea, el ciclo económico y la corrupción en Colombia. Una estimación de alta frecuencia con ecuaciones estructuralesspa
dc.type.categoryApropiación Social y Circulación del Conocimiento: Informes finales de investigaciónspa

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