La percepción de inseguridad colombiana: sus consecuencias y determinantes

Elkin Sebastián Espinosa García; Cristina Ronderos Álvarez; Felipe Bernal Niño; Andrea Castro Criales

The perception of Colombian insecurity: its consequences and determinants

Published 2017-04-18

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The perception of Colombian insecurity: its consequences and determinants. (2017). Ploutos, 6(1), 4-11. https://ojs-ean-pruebas.metarevistas.org/index.php/plou/article/view/1574

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Abstract

In Colombia, the perception of safety is a changing indicator that is constantly affected by internal and external shocks, and whose increasement generates a productive discouragement and loss of incentives in the economic sectors.

This research makes a quantitative analysis of the factors affecting this perception in Colombia, based on the Cohabitation and Citizen Security Survey (ECSC by its acronym in Spanish) conducted by the National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE by its acronym in Spanish) in 2014, in order to establish the national development rates that infer in the perception of the community and repercussion on the current economic and political environment.