La economía Ecuatoriana en el Lassismo : Resultados de los principales indicadores económicos y sociales

Abstract

Abstract: This research paper evaluates the main economic and social indicators in Ecuador during the administration of former President Guillermo Lasso. This government period was marked by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the liberal policies implemented. Using a comprehensive approach, it examines indicators from various categories, such as GDP, oil production, external and internal debt, multidimensional poverty, education, and the homicide rate, among others. The study demonstrates that although there has been specific progress in certain indicators, especially economic ones, structural inequalities persist, such as job insecurity and rising insecurity. This paper not only contributes to the exploration of these policies and their impact on economic and social indicators, but also offers a framework for future research in economics and other social disciplines, providing analytical tools and methodological techniques to design more in-depth, technical studies. The intention was to go beyond the technical, offering an open door to knowledge, accessible and enriching, that generates reflection and motivates connection with realities beyond the economic.