Plan Nacional de Desarrollo 2007-2012: un análisis crítico

Abstract

THE PRESENT ARTICLE ANALYSES THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK ON WHICH THE NATIONAL DEVELPOMENT PLAN 2007-2012 IS BASED, ONE IN WHICH THE CONVENTIONAL CONCEPTS OF LACK OF RESOURCES, RULE OF LAW STATE, COMPETITIVE ECONOMY, OPENING TO INTERNATIONAL TRADE, AND PUBLIC-PRIVATE CO-INVESTMENT ARE STRESSED. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF SUCH STANDPOINTS AND THE WAY IN WHICH THEY ARE CONSTANTLY INSISTED UPON, WITHOUT ANY FURTHER DIAGNOSIS OF THE RESULTS THAT SUCH POLICIES AND THEORETICAL STANDPOINTS HAVE HAD IN THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, IS OFFERED. OUR PROBLEMS DO NOT STEM FROM A SCARCITY OF RESOURCES, A LACK OF A RULE OF LAW STATE OR A NEED FOR COMPETITIVENESS AND FOR A STRONGER PRESENCE OF PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN THE ECONOMY, BUT, ON THE CONTRARY, FROM THE ECONOMIC LIBERALIZATION AND EXCHANGE RATE STABILITY POLICIES THAT HAVE BEEN PREVAILING.