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Cambio estructural para la igualdad: Una visión integrada del desarrollo
Cambio estructural para la igualdad: Una visión integrada del desarrollo
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The publication discusses and proposes policies for achieving:
- structural change to move towards knowledge-intensive sectors with
environmental sustainability, - convergence to reduce internal and external gaps in income and productivity, and - equality with full rights.
The publication combines elements from three thematic areas: the economics of innovation, technical progress and the environment, macroeconomics for development, and social analysis for equality.
Three challenges:
- high and sustained rates of economic growth so as to close gaps and generate
quality jobs, - environmental sustainability, changing consumption and production patterns in the context of a genuine technological revolution, and - equality on the basis of greater convergence in the production structure, with universal social protection and capacity-building.
More active public policies:
- industrial policies to consolidate, create or develop more knowledge-intensive and
environmentally sustainable sectors with strong demand in world markets,
- macroeconomic policies for growth, job creation and income distribution, in a framework of nominal and real stability, and - social policies that help to drive progress towards equality by universalizing employment with full rights.
- structural change to move towards knowledge-intensive sectors with
environmental sustainability, - convergence to reduce internal and external gaps in income and productivity, and - equality with full rights.
The publication combines elements from three thematic areas: the economics of innovation, technical progress and the environment, macroeconomics for development, and social analysis for equality.
Three challenges:
- high and sustained rates of economic growth so as to close gaps and generate
quality jobs, - environmental sustainability, changing consumption and production patterns in the context of a genuine technological revolution, and - equality on the basis of greater convergence in the production structure, with universal social protection and capacity-building.
More active public policies:
- industrial policies to consolidate, create or develop more knowledge-intensive and
environmentally sustainable sectors with strong demand in world markets,
- macroeconomic policies for growth, job creation and income distribution, in a framework of nominal and real stability, and - social policies that help to drive progress towards equality by universalizing employment with full rights.
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