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Desarrollo económico de las naciones: ¿una nueva expectativa?

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El marco conceptual de toda la teoría económica no se considera adecuado para analizar los efectos de largo plazo de fenómenos como la producción, el desarrollo económico o el comercio internacional. El presente articulo propone un marco conceptual distinto que re-valorice el rol del factor humano, redefiniendo la Riqueza y los factores causales de la producción, mediante la reconceptualización del Capital y el Trabajo y la introducción de un tercer factor: la Conducción. Todos estos conceptos se tratan como vectores en un espacio tridimensional y no como escalares. Dentro de este nuevo marco conceptual deberán desarrollarse, a su vez, nuevas Teorías sobre estos tres fenómenos.

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  • Ignacio J. Soto Llosa, 1986. "Desarrollo económico de las naciones: ¿una nueva expectativa?," Apuntes. Revista de ciencias sociales, Fondo Editorial, Universidad del Pacífico, vol. 13(18), pages 3-30.
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