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IMPACT OF NFPS CAPITAL EXPENDITURE ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN BOLIVIA IN YEARS 2006-2016

Fecha de Publicación
Autores
Joab Valdivia Coria
BOLIVIAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH PAPERS Vol. 2(1), 2017 December
Palabras claves
Bayesian Estimation
Tax Expenditure
Public Investment
Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium
Fiscal Policy
CIEB_2017_Ing_Paper_3
Resumen

In recent years, public investment has become considerably more dynamic with the application of the Economic Social Communitarian Productive Model (MESCP) since 2006, which helped reactivate and boost the domestic demand, unlike what happened in previous periods. The scenario simulations based on a Dynamic Stochas-tic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model proposed by the study reveal the importance of capital expenditure in economic growth.

TAX BUOYANCY IN BOLIVIA

Fecha de Publicación
Autores
Rolando Caballero Martínez
OLIVIAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH PAPERS Vol. 2(1), 2017 December
Palabras claves
Tax buoyancy
Cointegration
Error Correction Model
CIEB_2017_Ing_Paper_2
Resumen

Taking advantage of the change of trend in 2006 in aggregate tax collection, as well as in the main taxes and their tax bases, this paper makes an evaluation of the effects of the new prevailing economic conditions as from implementation of the Economic Social Comunitarian Productive Model (MESCP, in Spanish) on tax collection in the period between 2006-First Quarter of 2017, compared to the results obtained from 1990 to 2005.

MICROCREDIT WAS EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING POVERTY AND EMPOWERING WOMEN AT SUBNATIONAL LEVEL IN BOLIVIA: EVIDENCE FROM A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL BAYESIAN SPATIAL MODEL

Fecha de Publicación
Autores
Rolando Gonzales Martínez y Patricia Aranda Blanco
BOLIVIAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH PAPERS Vol. 2(1), 2017 December
Palabras claves
Bayesian Methods
Microcredit
Spatial Statistics
Matching
CIEB_2017_Ing_Paper_1
Resumen

Gonzales et al. (2017) developed a quasi-experimental Bayesian spatial model to assess the social impact of microcredit at municipal level in Bolivia and found that microfinance had a positive impact on poverty reduction and empowerment of women in this country. Furthermore, the paper discusses the findings within the context of the guidelines of Bolivia’s Financial Services Law and Patriotic Agenda 2025.