From Stagnation to Growth: Colombian Exports from 1774 to 2000
The Colombian economy stagnated during most of the nineteenth century. As a result, the annual growth of its per capita gross domestic product (GDP) was around 0.4%. In contrast, during the twentieth century, the annual growth of its per capita GDP was 2.0%. A significant part of this result can be attributed to the failure of exports to grow during the nineteenth century – the average annual rate of growth of actual exports was 0.0% –, while in the twentieth century they grew at a rate of 2.0%. Two studies have been published on the subject of Colombian exports in the nineteenth century: McGreevey (1970) and Ocampo (2013). McGreevey used as a source for his historical account the records of what the main trading partners of Colombia impo... Ver más
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