A financial policy half
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5377/entorno.v0i48.7005Keywords:
Economics politics, Monetary politics, Fiscal politics, Financial crisisAbstract
For financial policy, in this article, it should be understood that the Government applies; and it is a topic that has been considered appropriate to include it in the journal Environment of the Universidad Tecnológica de El Salvador, due to the prevailing economic situation characterized by its permanent deficits in practically all the angles of the country's economic activity (real flows and financial flows), and which have been magnified in recent years largely due to the global financial crisis. But, on the other hand, by the inadequate management of macroeconomic policy and the priority of private interest over the collective.
El Salvador has been characterized by its limitations of origin and acquired in its development as a country, shortcomings that, exacerbated, have led to an integral crisis as well as pronounced imbalances: socially, politically, culturally and environmentally. This essay does not intend to enter into a diagnosis in these last aspects, it only aims to point out the drawbacks of an incomplete financial policy.
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