FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2791107611> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2791107611 endingPage "189" @default.
• W2791107611 startingPage "157" @default.
• W2791107611 abstract "Resumen . En el contexto de distintos procesos de descentralizacion y reforma social, la participacion de los gobiernos estales en el desarrollo de programas sociales propios se ha incrementado en Mexico. Sin embargo, la magnitud y los determinantes de la inversion en dichos programas han sido poco estudiados. Este trabajo se centra en la participacion de los gobiernos estatales en politica social, especificamente, en su inversion en programas sociales. En particular, el proposito central de este articulo es identificar algunos de los factores mas importantes relacionados con la asignacion de recursos presupuestales para programas sociales por parte de los gobiernos estatales. Para ello, este estudio realiza un analisis cuantitativo del presupuesto asignado a programas sociales de las 32 entidades federativas de Mexico, segun los datos reportados por el sistema de informacion de programas sociales de la Iniciativa para el Fortalecimiento de la Institucionalidad de los Programas Sociales (IPRO) de 2009 a 2013. Los resultados de este estudio sugieren que el porcentaje de pobreza extrema estatal, el producto interno bruto (PIB) per capita estatal y la ocurrencia de ano electoral en el estado, son factores que inciden el monto del presupuesto anual asignado a los programas sociales estatales. Sin embargo, la descentralizacion ha reportado para los gobiernos estatales, entre otras cosas, mas recursos financieros para gastar, no hay evidencia de que la disponibilidad de dichos recursos se traduzca en mayor presupuesto para los programas sociales, como los que registra el sistema de informacion antes mencionado. Abstract . Throughout various decentralization and social reforms in Mexico, state governments have increasingly developed their own social programs. However, there is scant research on the amounts of resources invested in those programs. This article focuses on the participation of state govern-ments in implementing their own social policy, specifically in their investment in social programs. In particular, the main purpose of this research is to identify the most important factors related to the allocation of budgetary resources for social programs by state governments. To do this, this study conducts a quantitative analysis to better understand the allocation of resources to social programs in 32 states of Mexico, according to data reported by the Initiative for Strengthening Institutions of Social Programs (IPRO), from 2009 to 2013. The results of this study suggest that the percentage of extreme state poverty, state per capita GDP, and the occurrence of the electoral year in the state are factors that affect the amount of annual budget allocations of state programs. Although revenue decentralization reported by state governments, among other things, report to have more financial resources to spend, there is no evidence that the availability of these resources translates into a larger budget for social programs, as reported by the information system aforementioned." @default.
• W2791107611 created "2018-03-29" @default.
• W2791107611 creator A5042519283 @default.
• W2791107611 creator A5045371109 @default.
• W2791107611 date "2017-12-01" @default.
• W2791107611 modified "2023-09-28" @default.
• W2791107611 title "Inversión estatal en programas sociales a tres décadas de la descentralización y la reforma social en México" @default.
• W2791107611 cites W111402879 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W148519628 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1494416504 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1501815920 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W150859111 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1526075703 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1547157985 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1552308026 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1555110646 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1559980895 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W156397691 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1565647201 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1589118000 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1590209425 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W159153000 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1618669645 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1627699407 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1725477096 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1811620180 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1860591800 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1888363558 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1908447334 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1965715529 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1978451725 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W1990254153 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2010270590 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2019790712 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2047656415 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2078430617 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2084400356 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2087432970 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2091217515 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2092618037 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2099174227 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2100157787 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2116211955 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2124222250 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2128968111 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2129423781 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2133757777 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2140092901 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2144239673 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2146031733 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2157207849 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2224794581 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2234853368 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2274779692 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2303307141 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2331611887 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2331912933 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2460090707 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2488374675 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2501298030 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2507878997 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2539484001 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2616617040 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2736458257 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2926155863 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W3123013728 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W3125505204 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W377594243 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W563348000 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W567721692 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W61659318 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W640175594 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W77976320 @default.
• W2791107611 cites W2621811779 @default.
• W2791107611 doi "https://doi.org/10.29265/gypp.v26i3.361" @default.
• W2791107611 hasPublicationYear "2017" @default.
• W2791107611 type Work @default.
• W2791107611 sameAs 2791107611 @default.
• W2791107611 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W2791107611 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2791107611 hasAuthorship W2791107611A5042519283 @default.
• W2791107611 hasAuthorship W2791107611A5045371109 @default.
• W2791107611 hasConcept C138885662 @default.
• W2791107611 hasConcept C15708023 @default.
• W2791107611 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
• W2791107611 hasConceptScore W2791107611C138885662 @default.
• W2791107611 hasConceptScore W2791107611C15708023 @default.
• W2791107611 hasConceptScore W2791107611C17744445 @default.
• W2791107611 hasIssue "3" @default.
• W2791107611 hasLocation W27911076111 @default.
• W2791107611 hasOpenAccess W2791107611 @default.
• W2791107611 hasPrimaryLocation W27911076111 @default.
• W2791107611 hasVolume "26" @default.
• W2791107611 isParatext "false" @default.
• W2791107611 isRetracted "false" @default.
• W2791107611 magId "2791107611" @default.
• W2791107611 workType "article" @default.