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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Regional employment and wages. The effects of transport costs and market potential. An application for Argentina by Moncarz, Pedro E.

“…Economic activity in Argentina shows a high degree of concentration, in 1993 almost 46% of GDP was generated in an area representing just 0.14% of the country. …”
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The Reaction of Fiscal Policy to the Crisis in Italy and Germany: Are they really polar Cases in the European Context? by Hamburg, Britta, Momigliano, Sandro, Manzke, Bernhard, Siviero, Stefano

“…Our results show that the public sector contrastedthe fall in real GDP in 2009 by more than 2 percentage points in Germany andby 1 per cent in Italy. …”
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La vulnerabilidad de la economía argentina ante la crisis del COVID-19 by Vaca, Edgardo Daniel, Veritier, María Gisela

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