La Limitación Estadística y Analítica en la investigación de la Deuda Pública de México
Abstract
The contribution of the present research paper is to indicate the main obstacles that scholars of public debt in Mexico confront. The analysis of the available statistical data of public debt allows us to conclude that such data is insufficient, biased, opaque, dated and irrelevant. Moreover, a detailed mathematical analysis of a representative model of economic growth incorporating public debt is done with the purpose of showing the analytical problems that affect these models when incorporating the relationship between public debt and economic growth.
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