La crisis del estado fiscal de Argentina: una visión con ideas de Schumpeter

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  • Ricardo Bara Universidad Nacional del Sur (Argentina)

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Estado Fiscal, Schumpeter, Crisis, Argentina

Resumen

Joseph Schumpeter escribió en 1918 un artículo que tituló La Crisis del Estado fiscal. Austria enfrentaba, entonces, un grave problema fiscal: debía hacer frente a la deuda acumulada luego de cuatro años de guerra por el Imperio Austro-húngaro que había colapsado como consecuencia del conflicto bélico. Para fundamentar una propuesta de solución desarrolló un esquema teórico e histórico de las relaciones entre la hacienda pública y el sistema económico-político de validez general que se convirtió en un clásico de la literatura sobre las crisis fiscales. El presente artículo trata de utilizar las ideas de Schumpeter para comprender el comportamiento poco satisfactorio de la hacienda pública argentina, por lo menos en los últimos setenta y cinco años y, particularmente, aplicar sus ideas a nuestra situación fiscal actual.

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2021-05-12

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La crisis del estado fiscal de Argentina: una visión con ideas de Schumpeter. (2021). Actualidad Económica, 30(100), 25-43. https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/acteconomica/article/view/28761