The redistribution of the capital accumulation process in Ecuador between the years 2006 and 2016
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https://doi.org/10.62452/fmm2dh61Keywords:
Performance, sales, profits, investment, purchases, employment, production, consumption, surplus valueAbstract
The study analyzes the importance of the role of the State in the economy and in the process of accumulation of wealth. The economic model implemented by the Government of Rafael Correa, managed to displace private enterprise, thereby generating an increase in dependence on the economy by the State; the organic composition of capital was redistributed, limiting the expanded reproduction of capital (by the interference of the state in the process of accumulation of wealth), thus counteracting the dynamics of the economy on the part of the capitalist enterprise. The gravitante of this situation is that in spite of the enormous economic resources, the external debt has grown, the problem of employment has not been solved and the only tool used to level the government's finances, has been a policy administration prosecutors aggressively and persecuting.
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