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This paper analyses the characteristics of interregional competition and complementarity in Colombia during the period 1960 - 2000. The analysis is based on an application of the Dendrinos - Sonis model which is estimated usisng the SUR estimator. The evidence shows a country with a low level of integration amongst the different regions and a high level of competition. The regions that have the major proportion of national GDP - '''Bogotá''', '''West-Central''' [Antioquia+Viejo Caldas] and '''Pacific''' [Nariño+Cauca+Valle+Chocó] exhibit a competitive relationship, and the New Departments [Orinoquía+Amazonía+SanAndrés] which is the region with the larger GDP growth rate in the last decades shows only a significant relationship with itself [¿onanism?]. These findings are consistent with the observe [sic] income polarization process. | This paper analyses the characteristics of interregional competition and complementarity in Colombia during the period 1960 - 2000. The analysis is based on an application of the Dendrinos - Sonis model which is estimated usisng the SUR estimator. The evidence shows a country with a low level of integration amongst the different regions and a high level of competition. The regions that have the major proportion of national GDP - '''Bogotá''', '''West-Central''' [Antioquia+Viejo Caldas] and '''Pacific''' [Nariño+Cauca+Valle+Chocó] exhibit a competitive relationship, and the New Departments [Orinoquía+Amazonía+SanAndrés] which is the region with the larger GDP growth rate in the last decades shows only a significant relationship with itself [¿onanism?]. These findings are consistent with the observe [sic] income polarization process. Policy makers must take into account [¿into consideration?] the competitive regional relationships to propose adequate policies such as the adoption of regional redistribution strategies, or other interventions that might enhance regional interaction and integration. | ||
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Revisión del 03:37 25 ago 2006
Bonet, Jaime. 2003. Colombian regions: Competitives or complementaries? REAL 03-T-25. August, 2003. Regional Economics Applications Laboratory/University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[1]
Abstract
This paper analyses the characteristics of interregional competition and complementarity in Colombia during the period 1960 - 2000. The analysis is based on an application of the Dendrinos - Sonis model which is estimated usisng the SUR estimator. The evidence shows a country with a low level of integration amongst the different regions and a high level of competition. The regions that have the major proportion of national GDP - Bogotá, West-Central [Antioquia+Viejo Caldas] and Pacific [Nariño+Cauca+Valle+Chocó] exhibit a competitive relationship, and the New Departments [Orinoquía+Amazonía+SanAndrés] which is the region with the larger GDP growth rate in the last decades shows only a significant relationship with itself [¿onanism?]. These findings are consistent with the observe [sic] income polarization process. Policy makers must take into account [¿into consideration?] the competitive regional relationships to propose adequate policies such as the adoption of regional redistribution strategies, or other interventions that might enhance regional interaction and integration.
Comentarios
- Los agrupamientos no son regiones sensu stricto (aunque no hay una definición satisfactoria de región, ver página de discusión de Yondó. De un parte coloca a San Andrés en la misma región con Orinoquía+Amazonía, simplemente porque son nuevos departamentos; por otra parte: Chocó, Cauca y Nariño conforman la región Pacífico con el departamento del Valle, simplemente porque todos tienen grandes extensiones litorales que son las menos desarrolladas del país; además subrayando que la más desarrollada de la región Chocó Biogeográfico (= región Pacífico, senso Bonet) es Buenaventura, prácticamente un enclave.
- El argumento parece ser tautológico, pero amerita otra lectura antes de juzgarlo así
Apostillas
- ^ Artículo copiado de página de UIUC, parece ser parte de una investifgación doctoral en desarrollo. Autor es analista económico de Banco de la República/Cartagena.