Elmer Sanchez Davila

Elmer Sanchez Davila

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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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8 January 2025 in Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events
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Elmer Sanchez Davila
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Leidy García

23 June 2022 in Desafíos: Economía y Empresa
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Elmer Sanchez Davila
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Brissa Alva Valderrama
He aim of this research is to quantify the impact that economic growth and public policies, especially social programs, have on the reduction of monetary poverty. For this purpose, a Vector Autoregression Model (VAR) is used for the period from the first quarter of 2004 to the first quarter of 2020. Granger causality shows thateconomic growth has an effect on social programs spending and poverty reduction, but this does not happen between social programs spending and poverty reduction. Likewise, the results show that, of the total variation in poverty, up to 58,2% is explained by a variation in GDP and up to 12,9% is attributable to variations in public policies for poverty reduction.


22 January 2023 in Vaccines
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Aldo F Ramirez-Zamudio
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Elmer Sanchez Davila
This paper explores some economic variables that determine the emerging of new COVID-19 variants and the determinants of vaccination advances in 108 countries during a quarterly period from March 2020 to March 2022. We found that more people being fully vaccinated and more education (measured as schooling years) decrease the probability of the emergence of new COVID-19 variants, but more crowded cities and higher percentages of urban population increase that probability. Furthermore, we found that the percentage of fully vaccinated people depends positively on the country’s preparation to respond to a health crisis, educational levels, and the index of economic complexity (which measures how diverse in the production of goods and services a country is and the level of its infrastructure), and it depends negatively on the percentage of rural populations (which makes vaccination more difficult).

30 May 2020 in Revista Finanzas y política económica
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CRCarolyne Cedano Requena
Carolyne Cedano Requena
Este artículo tiene como objetivo determinar cuál es el impacto del riesgo político del Perú en la inversión privada. La metodología utilizada es la estimación econométrica de un modelo autorregresivo con retardos distribuidos (ARDL, por sus siglas en inglés) para el periodo comprendido entre el segundo trimestre de 1992 y el segundo trimestre del 2018 (1992q2-2018q2). Para ello, se toman en consideración los efectos a corto y largo plazo del riesgo político y luego se evalúa si este riesgo generado bajo los diferentes regímenes políticos del periodo de estudio ha tenido algún impacto en la inversión privada del país. Los resultados indican que para el Perú el riesgo político no afecta a la inversión privada ni de corto ni de largo plazo. En el largo plazo, la inversión privada depende significativamente del precio del cobre, el PBI real y el tipo de cambio real, mientras que en el corto plazo depende de la evolución del PBI real. Los resultados muestran que el régimen político, sea democrático o no, no tuvo ningún impacto en la evolución de la inversión privada.