The Economic Effect of Democratic Security Policy Against Inequity: Empirical Case from Colombia, 2000-2006  

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Natanael, Yeremia ; Rahardian, Farhan

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah nasional - tidak terakreditasi DIKTI
Dalam koleksi: Mini Economica Media Komunikasi Ilmu Ekonomi no. 47 (2017), page 101-114.
Topik: inequity; income inequity; gini ratio; GDP Per Capita; Democratic Security Policy

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Colombia was the 5th largest economic power in South America and 31st in the world in 1990, with petroleum commodity making up almost half of the entire income. Despite the records and resources, the distribution was centralized in major metropolitan area such as Bogota, Medellin, and Cali. At its worst, during 2000-2006, Colombia experienced an increasing in GDP per Capita followed by an often fluctuate Gini Ratio higher than 0,5 which may fall into the category of high inequity. As part of President Alvaro Uribe's democratic security policy, war against terrorism and illegal drug 2004. Several operations and sieges were carried out all over the country to seize the objectives. Throughout the operation, the civil society was on the verge of political and social turmoil. Using a high quality dataset of wealth the economic performance and socio-political condition of wealth in Colombia. Having similarities in political and economical situatuin, the experience of Colombia could be a lesson, review or benchmark for the development progress of Indonesia.

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