Local economic development policies in Chile’s municipalities: beyond welfarism

To what extent are local economic development policies limited to a welfare approach in Chile? The hypothesis pursued in this work is that, taken together, these policies far exceed this paradigm. For the study, a register of 40 policy categories was taken by means of a reading and systematization of local economic development policies run by Chile’s municipalities through 69 District Development Plans (PLADECO). On average, municipalities propose actions in 16 of the 40 categories, but these, overall, are capable of encompassing in a satisfactory manner the various local economic development challenges faced by each municipality depending on the district’s production structure and situation.

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Main Authors: Dini, Marco, Correa Mautz, Felipe
Format: Texto biblioteca
Language:English
Published: 2019-04-15
Subjects:DESARROLLO ECONOMICO, DESARROLLO LOCAL, POLITICA DE DESARROLLO, PLANES DE DESARROLLO, EMPLEO, RECURSOS HUMANOS, PRODUCTIVIDAD, DESARROLLO DE EMPRESAS, INDICADORES DEL DESARROLLO, GOBIERNO MUNICIPAL, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, LOCAL DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT POLICY, DEVELOPMENT PLANS, EMPLOYMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES, PRODUCTIVITY, ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS, MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT,
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/11362/44714
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