¿Qué hacer con nuestro modelo neo-liberal, con tan poca entropía? Chile vs. Corea: asimetrías productivas y distributivas.
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https://doi.org/10.22370/rpe.2016.2.1203Keywords:
Chile, Corea, riqueza, acumulación, distribuciónAbstract
Este artículo explica la forma en que se comporta la economía chilena en relación a Corea, que crece más y reparte mejor las ganancias. Analiza cómo en Chile el sistema parece diseñado para beneficiar a un fracción mínima de la población (particularmente al empresariado). En el presente crece el descontento por la acumulación de riqueza en manos de unos pocos y Palma se pregunta si Chile (gobierno y empresarios) ha pensado una solución.
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