Boletín de Coyuntura

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This journal focuses on economic and financial analyses within Latin America. Articles examine topics such as fiscal pressure from climate events, responsible consumption, participatory budgeting, access to credit and crowdfunding for SMEs, insolvency risk in specific sectors, business cycle fluctuations, country risk and foreign direct investment, banking regulations (Basel III), digital transformation of MSMEs, the impact of artificial intelligence on tourism, utilization of installed capacity in industries, citizen participation in public budgeting, business strategies for SMEs, financial viability of agricultural projects, the relationship between audit opinions and financial performance, factors influencing oil exports, digital entrepreneurial skills, employee motivation and performance in the health sector, economic inequality from a gender perspective, and university social responsibility. The studies often employ quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methodologies, including surveys, econometric models, and data analysis.

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