Economics and politics of the bolivian model 2006-2014: preliminary assessment
Bolivia suffered a profound political and socioeconomic change withinthe period 2006– 2014, shifted from a liberal development model to amixed economy. The State has a complete control of economic resourcesand main incomes of industry. The surplus generated by commoditiescontributed to the income di...
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Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia
2016
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| Online Access: | https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/cenes/article/view/4152 |
| Summary: | Bolivia suffered a profound political and socioeconomic change withinthe period 2006– 2014, shifted from a liberal development model to amixed economy. The State has a complete control of economic resourcesand main incomes of industry. The surplus generated by commoditiescontributed to the income distribution policy and also was used for fightingagainst poverty by a better education and health. The macroeconomicmodel was successful: the Bolivian economy grew at an average rate of4.6% yearly during the period 2006–2014 and registered a fiscal surplus,a positive trade balance and an increase in the volume of international reserves.Now the country has macroeconomic stability and low inflation. |
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