This paper analyses the repercussions of the high level of criminal violence in Latin America on the economy of the countries of the region. The theoretical reflections are accompanied by an empirical study using panel data made up of sixteen countries and covering the period 1979-2001. The use of different estimation techniques -which allow the consideration of the presence of time-invariant country-specific effects and the correction of the joint endogeneity of the variables- shows that violence has had a significant negative effect on investment and economic growth.El presente trabajo analiza las repercusiones que sobre la economía de los países latinoamericanos tiene la elevada violencia criminal que padece la región. Las reflexiones de...
Se ha considerado durante décadas que la violencia y sus diferentes modalidades han afe...
The objective of this paper is to analyze the effect of economic activity on the variation of homici...
The goal of this article is to examine the causal relationship between murders and economic activit...
Summary: This paper analyses the repercussions of the high level of criminal violence in Latin Ameri...
This article identifies the relationship between violence and economic growth in Colombia, through a...
Previous empirical studies have uncovered little evidence that crime hinders development, possibly d...
Violence is a significant development constraint that generates economic problems, limits public and...
Includes bibliographyHistorians and anthropologists often see political violence as related to movem...
Latin America has been seen over the years as a violent region. Organized crime has been a major fac...
The objective of this article is to examine the complexities of economic and social change from a gl...
This paper analyzes the possible inverse relationship between economic growth as measured by real pe...
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 2003.In...
This article examines the relationship between acts of violence or criminal activity and economic ac...
This paper discusses the pattern, causes and consequence of the high crime rates observed in Latin A...
From a review of recent reports as well as the most relevant publications that have emerged in recen...
Se ha considerado durante décadas que la violencia y sus diferentes modalidades han afe...
The objective of this paper is to analyze the effect of economic activity on the variation of homici...
The goal of this article is to examine the causal relationship between murders and economic activit...
Summary: This paper analyses the repercussions of the high level of criminal violence in Latin Ameri...
This article identifies the relationship between violence and economic growth in Colombia, through a...
Previous empirical studies have uncovered little evidence that crime hinders development, possibly d...
Violence is a significant development constraint that generates economic problems, limits public and...
Includes bibliographyHistorians and anthropologists often see political violence as related to movem...
Latin America has been seen over the years as a violent region. Organized crime has been a major fac...
The objective of this article is to examine the complexities of economic and social change from a gl...
This paper analyzes the possible inverse relationship between economic growth as measured by real pe...
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 2003.In...
This article examines the relationship between acts of violence or criminal activity and economic ac...
This paper discusses the pattern, causes and consequence of the high crime rates observed in Latin A...
From a review of recent reports as well as the most relevant publications that have emerged in recen...
Se ha considerado durante décadas que la violencia y sus diferentes modalidades han afe...
The objective of this paper is to analyze the effect of economic activity on the variation of homici...
The goal of this article is to examine the causal relationship between murders and economic activit...