Flujos financieros ilícitos en el sector de los recursos naturales de Mozambique: El efecto de los factores macroeconómicos

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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v11i11.33409

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Flujos financieros Ilícitos; Factores macroeconómicos; Sector de recursos naturales de Mozambique.

Resumen

El estudio investiga los flujos financieros ilícitos del sector de recursos naturales en Mozambique con un enfoque particular en el efecto de los factores macroeconómicos. Basándose en datos de series temporales trimestrales (2008Q1-2019Q4), el estudio adoptó el procedimiento de estimación ARDL y una prueba de causalidad de Granger para fines de análisis. A partir de los resultados, se reveló que el tipo de cambio real y el déficit presupuestario del gobierno tienen un efecto significativo y positivo en los flujos financieros ilícitos del sector de los recursos naturales a largo plazo. Sin embargo, se descubrió que la inflación a corto plazo, así como el déficit presupuestario del gobierno y la deuda externa influyen en el movimiento de flujos financieros ilícitos del sector de recursos naturales en Mozambique. Además, los resultados de causalidad de Granger revelaron un efecto bidireccional que se mueve entre las salidas financieras ilícitas y la deuda externa, y entre el control de la corrupción y las salidas financieras ilícitas.

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18/08/2022

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MACAMO, R. da C. .; JALLOH, T. Flujos financieros ilícitos en el sector de los recursos naturales de Mozambique: El efecto de los factores macroeconómicos. Research, Society and Development, [S. l.], v. 11, n. 11, p. e149111133409, 2022. DOI: 10.33448/rsd-v11i11.33409. Disponível em: https://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/33409. Acesso em: 28 sep. 2024.

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