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2013-01-01

Causalidad entre turismo y crecimiento económico de largo plazo: una revisión crítica de la literatura econométrica

Causality between Tourism and Long -term Economic Growth : a Critical Review of the Econometric Literature

Causalidade entre turismo e crescimento econômico de longo prazo : uma revisäo crítica da literatura econométrica

Palabras clave:

turismo, crecimiento económico, cointegración, causalidad de Granger. (es)
tourism, economic growth, co–integration, Granger type causality (en)
turismo, crescimento econômico, cointegração, causalidade à Granger (pt)

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  • Juan Gabriel Brida Universidad ORT Uruguay
  • Juan Sebastián Pereyra El Colegio de México.
  • Manuela Pulina Universidad de Sassari
  • Maria Jesús Such Devesa Universidad de Alcalá de Henares
Este trabajo contiene una revisión crítica de los principales estudios econométricos que se han ocupado del análisis de la relación de causalidad entre el turismo y el crecimiento económico de largo plazo. Los artículos incluidos realizan un test de cointegración de variables económicas y estudian la causalidad de Granger. Este trabajo muestra que en los casos revisados existe una fuerte evidencia empírica a favor de la hipótesis del turismo como generador del crecimiento económico de largo plazo. No obstante, esto no permite extraer conclusiones de carácter general sobre las implicaciones políticas y de planificación.
This work contains a critical review of the main econometric studies that have focused on analysis of the relation of causality between tourism and long-term economic growth. The articles included test the co-integration of economic variables and study the causality according to Granger. This work shows that, in the cases reviewed, there is strong empirical evidence in favor of the hypothesis of tourism as a generator of long-term economic growth. However, this does not make it possible to form conclusions of a general nature regarding policy and planning implications.
Este trabalho contém uma revisão crítica dos principais estudos econométricos que vêm se ocupando da análise da relação de causalidade entre o turismo e o crescimento econômico de longo prazo. Os artigos incluídos realizam um teste de cointegração de variáveis econômicas e estudam a causalidade segundo Granger. Este trabalho mostra que, nos casos revisados, existe uma forte evidência empírica a favor da hipótese do turismo como gerador do conhecimento econômico de longo prazo. Contudo, isso não permite extrair conclusões de caráter geral sobre as implicações políticas e de planejamento.

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