Luis Antonio Visurraga Camargo

Dr. Luis Antonio Visurraga Camargo

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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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16 October 2024 in Retos
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RRRafael Romero-Carazas
Rafael Romero-Carazas
LCLuis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
Luis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
FGFabricio Paul Gamarra-Castillo
Fabricio Paul Gamarra-Castillo
EBEnzo Renatto Bazualdo-Fiorini
Enzo Renatto Bazualdo-Fiorini
AEAntony Paul Espiritu-Martinez
Antony Paul Espiritu-Martinez
PAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVAPAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVA
PAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVA
La fisioterapia contribuye a la rápida recuperación del deportista y, a su vez, le permite seguir rindiendo al máximo. El objetivo del estudio fue realizar un análisis de la producción científica en Scopus sobre el rendimiento deportivo mediante técnicas de fisioterapia desde el 2005 al 2024. En la realización de este estudio se utilizó un método bibliométrico cuantitativo. Para generar los indicadores de producción científica, se seleccionaron datos de 69 publicaciones analizadas en Scopus a partir de palabras clave en inglés como: sports AND performance y physiotherapy AND techniques. Una indicación del creciente interés en esta área es el aumento del 59,4% en el número de trabajos publicados en el período de 2018 a 2023. Estados Unidos ocupa el primer puesto en producción científica global, con un 20,5%; además, la revista BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders publicó tres documentos, siendo el autor principal Takla, A. (n=35) el más citado. Se concluye que existe una tendencia dinámica en la variedad temática, autoría, fuentes y recursos accesibles dentro del campo de la investigación basada en la fisioterapia sobre el rendimiento deportivo. Por lo tanto, este estudio bibliométrico podría allanar el camino para otros estudios.

3 May 2026 in Economies
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AMAugusto Aliaga Miranda
Augusto Aliaga Miranda
LVLuis Ricardo Flores Vilcapoma
Luis Ricardo Flores Vilcapoma
PAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVAPAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVA
PAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVA
JMJulio César Mariños-Alfaro
Julio César Mariños-Alfaro
LCLuis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
Luis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
WCWilmar Salvador Chavarry-Becerra
Wilmar Salvador Chavarry-Becerra
Coffee-price volatility is a recurrent external shock for Peru’s small open economy, with potentially uneven consequences across sectors. This study evaluates whether global coffee prices and domestic macro-agricultural indicators share stable long-run equilibria and quantifies the transmission of coffee-price shocks to the terms of trade, nominal exchange rate, consumer prices, agricultural GDP, and total GDP. Using a multivariate vector error-correction model identified via Johansen cointegration, and controlling for major global disruptions and ENSO-related seasonality, we trace dynamic effects through impulse-response analysis. The results indicate economically meaningful cointegration, implying that external prices and domestic aggregates are linked by long-run restrictions. A positive coffee-price shock produces heterogeneous real effects: the response of aggregate GDP is modest and short-lived, while agricultural GDP reacts more strongly and persistently. The shock propagates mainly through external and nominal channels—especially the exchange rate and terms of trade—whereas consumer-price pass-through is present but comparatively moderate. These findings contribute to the commodity-shock literature by providing sector-sensitive evidence for an agricultural export shock and by clarifying the mechanisms through which coffee-price movements propagate to domestic activity and prices in a small open agricultural economy.

30 June 2024 in TARAMA
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AHAlfredo Huamán-Cuya
Alfredo Huamán-Cuya
Ketty Marilú Moscoso-PaucarchucoKetty Marilú Moscoso-Paucarchuco
Ketty Marilú Moscoso-Paucarchuco
Rober Anibal Luciano AlipioRober Anibal Luciano Alipio
Rober Anibal Luciano Alipio
DTDavid Raúl Hurtado Tiza
David Raúl Hurtado Tiza
RHRubén García Huamaní
Rubén García Huamaní
LCLuis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
Luis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
En el marco de las finanzas personales, es relevante abordar tanto el conocimiento y los hábitos financieros para una estabilidad y bienestar financiero. El presente estudio, se enmarcó en la descripción del nivel educación, conocimiento y actitud financiera para una mejor administración de los recursos financieros por parte de los estudiantes durante su formación profesional. Metodológicamente, se realizó bajo el enfoque cuantitativo, alcance descriptivo y diseño no experimental de corte transversal. Para el recojo de datos, se tuvo acceso a 120 estudiantes como población y muestra. Respecto a la técnica e instrumento, se empleó al encuesta e instrumento adaptado y con una fiabilidad alta. Los resultados demostraron un promedio de 2.82 respecto al nivel de consideración de la importancia de las finanzas personales, por lo tanto, se concluye que, sólo el 36.7% de los estudiantes optimizan sus recursos financieros para mejorar su situación económica y alcanzar estabilidad a corto y largo plazo. Así mismo, la educación financiera como herramienta que proporciona la base de conocimientos necesarios para desarrollar comportamientos financieros saludables, que a su vez moldean una actitud positiva hacia el manejo del dinero, tienen una relevancia promedio.

1 May 2025 in AiBi Revista de Investigación, Administración e Ingeniería
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RRRafael Romero-Carazas
Rafael Romero-Carazas
LCLuis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
Luis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
JJJuan Carlos Jiménez-Huamán
Juan Carlos Jiménez-Huamán
Digital transformation involves adopting new methods and technologies, including digital, mobile, social and developmental, to change the enterprise. The objective of the study was to conduct a bibliometric analysis on digital transformation in business management from 2004 to 2024. This research used a quantitative bibliometric approach in its methodology. Based on keywords in English (such as digital ADN transformation and business AND management), 1484 papers were selected from Scopus to construct the scientific production indicators. The number of papers published between 2016 and 2023 increased by 85%, suggesting that interest in this field is on the rise. In terms of total scientific output, the Russian Federation ranks first (8.5%), The State University of Management stands out with seventeen published papers. The journal Sustainability Switzerland received 2137 citations, with the author Savastano, M. (n=198) being the most cited. It is concluded that studies on digital transformation in management are evolving dynamically, focusing increasingly on how companies can expand and compete by adapting to new markets and improving customer service. In addition, there has been an improvement in the variety of topics covered, as well as in the authors, sources and resources accessible. Therefore, this bibliometric study can serve as a basis for future studies.

20 June 2025 in International Journal of Innovative Research and Scientific Studies
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LVLuis Ricardo Flores Vilcapoma
Luis Ricardo Flores Vilcapoma
MPMarina Angelica Porras-Rojas
Marina Angelica Porras-Rojas
LCLuis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
Luis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
YYYadira Yanase-Rojas
Yadira Yanase-Rojas
This study analyzes the relationship between circular economy strategies and sustainable water management in the Chinchaycocha lagoon, located in the central highlands of Peru, a basin seriously affected by industrial, mining, and agricultural activities. A quantitative, correlational, and predictive approach is adopted through the application of a structured questionnaire to a sample of 50 local stakeholders involved in water management. The analysis is performed using a multiple linear regression model with ordinary least squares (OLS) estimation, complemented by tests for heteroskedasticity, autocorrelation, normality, and functional specification. The findings indicate that the environmental impact and conservation dimension exert a positive and statistically significant influence on both water use efficiency (α_(EWU,1) = 0.491; p < 0.05) and compliance with environmental regulations (α_(CER,1) = 0.567; p < 0.001). Additionally, perceived community benefits significantly influence regulatory compliance (α_(CER,3) = 0.502; p < 0.05), while financial sustainability does not exhibit a statistically significant association with the dependent variables. The study concludes that integrating environmental and community-based strategies within a circular economy framework is essential for enhancing water governance. These findings contribute valuable empirical evidence to inform the development of resilient and context-sensitive public policies for high Andean ecosystems.

17 April 2026 in Preprints.org
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JMJulio César Mariños-Alfaro
Julio César Mariños-Alfaro
AMAugusto Aliaga Miranda
Augusto Aliaga Miranda
LVLuis Ricardo Flores Vilcapoma
Luis Ricardo Flores Vilcapoma
PAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVAPAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVA
PAULO CESAR CALLUPE CUEVA
LCLuis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
Luis Antonio Visurraga Camargo
YYYadira Yanase-Rojas
Yadira Yanase-Rojas
The purpose of this investigation was to analyze the effect of financial structure and fruit-fly control on the development of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) of citrus in the Central Jungle of Peru. Using a quantitative design and a balanced sample of 54 observations, the analysis estimates complementary linear models with interaction terms and restricted cubic spline specifications to capture direct, synergistic, and nonlinear effects. The baseline results show that both financing structure and fruit-fly control exert positive and statistically significant effects on business growth. The interaction term is also positive and significant, indicating that the returns to improved financing rise when phytosanitary management is stronger, and that effective pest control becomes more productive when firms operate with more stable and diversified financial resources. Flexible spline estimates further reveal that these relationships are not constant across the explanatory range, but vary according to firms’ positions within the financial and technological space. Overall, the findings suggest that sustainable growth in citrus SMEs depends on the simultaneous strengthening of rural finance and phytosanitary capabilities under conditions of production risk and market constraints. The study contributes to the agricultural development literature by linking crop protection, farm-level managerial capacity, and enterprise performance in a single empirical framework.