Abstract
The external debt of Chile originated in various economic and social sectors and its territorial distribution was highly concentrated. The conversion of that external debt has involved a sectoral and regional reassignment of resources which has been reflected in marked territorial change. There is no direct correspondence between the economic and social geography of the debt on the one hand and that of the conversion process on the other.
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