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1. Economics, Econometrics and Finance › Fiscal Policies and Political Economy

   Deuda pública, desigualdad y desarrollo en México: evidencia estatal y municipal

   López, Rico and García · Ensayos Revista de Economía · 2024

   The paper studies how public debt relates to inequality and development across Mexico's 31 states and 2,414 municipalities from 2010 to 2018, using convergence methods and panel data.

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   1. UncheckedUnder conditional convergence, Mexican states and municipalities became more alike in per-capita public debt between 2010 and 2018.“La metodología de convergencia absoluta y condicional y datos de panel deriva en los siguientes resultados: (I) bajo la hipótesis de convergencia condicional, los estados y municipios de México se acercaron en términos de la deuda pública per cápita en el periodo 2010-2018.”
   2. Unchecked“La velocidad de acercamiento es mayor en los estados que en los municipios, (II) la convergencia condicional indica que la desigualdad explica de manera significativa la tasa de crecimiento de la deuda pública en los estados, pero no en los municipios, (III)…
   3. UncheckedIn Mexico's south-west region, none of the models tested explains how public debt per person changed over time, according to the paper.“En el caso de la región suroeste, que incluye tres de los estados con mayor rezago social, ninguno de los modelos contemplados explica la evolución de la deuda pública per cápita.”