On Growth and Income Distribution in a Globalizing World by Eisen, Roland

“…IT-based technical change) is introduced and potential GDP shifts to a new trajectory before the turning point is reached. …”
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Caracterización molecular del rol del AMPc en la exocitosis acrosomal de espermatozoides humanos. by Lucchesi, Ornella

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Suplementación de vaquillonas bajo sistema silvopastoril en la Provincia de Misiones by Loto, Mauro

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Classification of Fiscal Systems in the OECD by Fernández Fernández, José Alejandro, Bejarano Vázquez, Virginia, Vicente Virseda, Juan Antonio

“…Finally, the analysis is completed by incorporating the specific economic characteristics of the member countries of each group, through magnitudes such as Public Debt and productivity or linked volume indices of GDP, calculated from the recommendations of the European System of Accounts (SEC-2010).…”
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Trade Openness and Income Inequality: A Panel Analysis of Latin American Countries (1990-2016) by Gantman, Ernesto R., Dabós, Marcelo P., Gantman, Ernesto R., Dabós, Marcelo P.

“…The effect of trade openness are robust to alternative econometric models, the inclusion of several control variables such as inflation, real GDP per capita, economic growth, the workforce skill level and the real effective exchange rate, as well as two alternative indicators of trade openness, the openness index, whose utilization is widespread in the literature, and the average tariff level. …”
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Flintstones to the Jetsons: Wonders of technological progress with convergence by Milei, Javier Gerardo

“…Quantitatively, if in the XXI century the world converges, GDP per capita would grow at a rate of 4.18%, so it would be multiplied 59.1 times, exceeding 4.6 times the achievements of 20 centuries. …”
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The Impact of the International Financial Crises Upon Emerging Economies and the Performance of Discretionary Fiscal Policies: The Case of Argentina by Rezk, Ernesto, Lafit, Ginette, Ricca, Vanina

“…Finally, although the overall cyclical sensitivity of tax revenues increased, budget balance’s response to GDP did not suffi ce tocheck cycles and active fi scal policies had to strengthen stabilizing actions.…”
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Macroeconomic stability, consolidated public social spending and its effects on poverty in 2015 by Marcarián, Leandro

“…It works under the assumption that the public social expenditure consolidated as a percentage from the GDP has a positive effect on reducing poverty, while macroeconomic instability, measured as a deterioration of the indexes has a negative effect, and the aim is to determine which one of the two dominates. …”
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Happiness and Economics. A description of the Reciprocal Effects between Subjective and Objective Indicators of Well-being by Caravaggio, Leonardo A.

“…Or, on the contrary, are these subjective indicators that predict (may be because they determine) the behavior of GDP. On that propose, data on Latin America for the years 1995-2010 had been taken, including both types of indicators (objective and subjective). …”
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