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DESARROLLO ECONÓMICO

Profesora Marlyn Vargas


marlyn.vargas00@[Link]

Master en Estudios internacionales


Université Paris 3 Sorbonne-Nouvelle
Master en Economía y Gestión
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
METHODOLOGICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ISSUES IN
DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS. SESIÓN 4.
ESTRUCTURALISTAS, ESTRUCTURAS Y DESARROLLO
ECONÓMICO

Economics after World War II: Hirschman 1981

Structuralist approach 1940s-1960s : Bardhan 1988

Rise of the neoclassical approach: 1970s

Versions structuralist approach reemerged: More recently


*Early Structuralist Approaches

Not comprise a homogeneous group

European and US universities: Latin America, CEPAL

Rosenstein-Rodan (1943), Singer (1950)

Lewis (1954), Myrdal (1957), Hirschman (1958)

Specific rigidities, lags: structure of developing economies


América Latina y el Caribe: participación en las exportaciones anuales de los 10 productos
Principales, 2021.
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Argentinian: Raul Prebisch Brazilian: Celso Furtado

False sense of universality of general (neoclassical)

New approaches study the growth process in Latin American

Peripheral structures, Economic surplus: structure & dynamics of power

High-income, industrialized, center vs mainly primary-producing,


periphery
*Later Structuralist Approaches

1) Neoclassical: market forces, individual incentives

Corrupting effect of state intervention

2) Marxian: class struggle, economic and political spheres

State: interests of domestic and international capitalists

3) Institutionalist: legal, political, and socio-cultural institutions


Asymmetric power relations

Vicious and virtuous circles:

L: low C: critical
*Structuralist Approaches to Development Theory

Organizing principle: how analysis proceeds

System: whole, structural relationships between parts, change

Structuralism: linguistics, social anthropology, psychology

Structure: global economy, holistic perspective

Economics: social, political, and historical factors


Without: commitment objectives & beliefs individuals

Approach used other disciplines: rational choice approach

Furtado: role structural configurations & rigidities

Patterns growth & distribution: peripheral regions

Historical perspective: structures, role periphery, global economy

Prebisch: center & periphery, different structural characteristics


Bases de Datos y Publicaciones Estadísticas

Cepalstat: Educación, Vivienda, Salud


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Banco mundial: Desarrollo rural, ciencia y tecnología


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Dane: Pobreza y condiciones de vida, salud, enfoque diferencial


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Observatorio municipal: Tierras, conflicto, educación


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Observatorio municipal: Tierras, conflicto, educación
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