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Economic growth in Latin America : the role of investment and other growth sources

By:

Gutiérrez, Mario A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: CEPAL SantiagoCL 2005Description: 66 pAction note:

9/13/05 JOYD

Summary: Produces evidence about the contribution of investment and other sources to the growth process of Latin America during 1960-2002. Uses alternative growth accounting methodologies to measure the contributions of the sources of growth to GDP growth during 1960-2002. Estimates the effects of investments in machinery and equipment, and construction structures. Estimates also, the effects of private and public investment on per capita GDP growth.

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Produces evidence about the contribution of investment and other sources to the growth process of Latin America during 1960-2002. Uses alternative growth accounting methodologies to measure the contributions of the sources of growth to GDP growth during 1960-2002. Estimates the effects of investments in machinery and equipment, and construction structures. Estimates also, the effects of private and public investment on per capita GDP growth.

9/13/05 JOYD

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