Fiscal Policy and economic growth in Peru, 2010-2020

Abstract

The research aims to "Determine how fiscal policy and economic crime affect Peru, 2010-2020". From the point of view of theoretical theory, macroeconomics presents a series of economic models that lead to the application of empirical studies, the sources that support the evidence in the field of crime in the great space; in this sense, it seeks to explain the efficiencies or restrictions of the state precedent to the prioritization of property (Chamorro, 2017). The use and evolution of the public budget will depend on the efficiency in the Economic Policy, which must be analyzed quantitatively to analyze the real effect, as a scenario in time of the covid-19 pandemic, in the case basic, quantitative force, not -Experimental, longitudinal and level trend. The World Bank's population records from 2010 to 2020 include macroeconomic indicators: interest rate, private consumption deflector, real GDP, nominal GDP, inflation, endowment, public consumption and investment. Among the results, with 95% confidence, it is clear that the coefficients on exports of goods and services (0.46), imports of goods and services (-0.095) and the current account balance (-0.053) are different close, without shame, only exports of goods and services increase economic crime in Peru by 4.6%. Among the most important conclusions, however, is that Peru needs to guide its fiscal policy strategies based on export activity, so it is recommended that the Peruvian State propose short-term solutions for its Peruvian economy.