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- The Regional Growth Diagnostic Fact Sheets use a methodology based on the studies by Hausmann et al. (2005) and Hausmann, Klinger, and Wagner (2008), in their original version on economic growth, later extended by Ianchovichina and Lundstrom (2009) to analyze the inclusive growth objective
- By identifying the economic barriers in the region, a comprehensive diagnosis is developed, including a logically consistent chain of causes or syndromes.
- Although the main appeal of this type of study lies in its flexible methodological approach, which can be adapted to different contexts and allows for straightforward interpretations of reality, these studies are heuristic in nature and are often conditioned by the availability of information.
- This methodology, known as HRV, makes it possible to identify constraints in the economy by dividing them into two categories: those associated with increasing the cost of capital and those that reduce the expected returns on investment. It is based on the use of an “adjusted decision tree” to develop economic growth diagnostics, moving from highly aggregated results, such as the economic growth rate, to their potential causes or syndromes, following a top-down approach.
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Lima |
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Callao |
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Amazonas |
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Ancash |
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Apurimac |
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Arequipa |
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Ayacucho |
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Cajamarca |
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Cusco |
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Huancavelica |
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Huanuco |
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Ica |
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Junin |
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La libertad |
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Lambayeque |
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Loreto |
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Madre de Dios |
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Moquegua |
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Pasco |
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Piura |
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Puno |
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San Martin |
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Tacna |
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Tumbes |
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Ucayali |