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The Economic Assistance staff is working mostly remotely. To contact us you can write to our office e-mail: [email protected] or to the e-mail of your Officer. In this section under the Who is my Financial Assistance Officer? banner you can identify who your officer is and their email address.
Welcome to the page of the Financial Aid Program attached to the Dean of Students of the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. Our mission is to provide quality services to meet the economic needs through the following programs: Scholarship, Work-Study, Student Loans (Federal), at the undergraduate and graduate level, to every student who meets the corresponding requirements, so that they can obtain a university degree.
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The College of Management and Economics will be a model of business education within the Liberal Arts philosophy, a leader in the formation of entrepreneurs in Ecuador and recognized for the quality and leadership of its graduates and their positive impact on the community.
Our mission is to educate free and honest people, capable of entrepreneurship, creating value for organizations and positively transforming society. The College of Management and Economics educates generalists capable of contributing their knowledge in a flexible way within the company, generating sustainable business synergies.
We offer programs where you will acquire solid knowledge, strengthen communication skills, critical thinking, analysis and research, and receive a comprehensive humanistic education.
Our mission is to educate free and honest people, capable of entrepreneurship, creating value for organizations and positively transforming society. The College of Management and Economics educates generalists capable of contributing their knowledge in a flexible manner within the company, generating sustainable business synergies.
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The United States, Canada, and Mexico have significant and multifaceted economic systems.[1] In 2011, the United States has an estimated per capita gross domestic product (PPP) of $47,200 and is the most technologically developed economy in North America.[1] The U.S. service sector comprises 76.7 percent of the country’s GDP (estimated in 2010), industry 22.2 percent, and agriculture 1.2 percent.[1] Canada’s economic trends are similar to those of the United States, with significant growth in the service, mining, and manufacturing sectors.
Canada’s economic trends are similar to those of the United States, with significant growth in the services, mining, and manufacturing sectors.[2] Canada’s GDP (PPP) was estimated at $39,400 in 2010.[2] Canada’s services sector comprises 78 percent of the country’s GDP (2010 estimate), industry 20 percent, and agriculture 2 percent.[2] Canada’s services sector comprises 78 percent of the country’s GDP (2010 estimate), industry 20 percent, and agriculture 2 percent.[2
Mexico has a GDP (PPP) of $15,312 and per capita income is estimated at about one-third that of the U.S.[3] The country has modern and obsolete industrial and agricultural facilities and operations,[3] and is modernizing in sectors such as energy production, telecommunications, and airports.[3] The country is also in the process of modernization.
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RESUMEN: ¿Por qué la riqueza está tan concentrada en Estados Unidos? En este trabajo, investigo el papel de la heterogeneidad de los rendimientos como fuente de la desigualdad de la riqueza. Utilizando datos a nivel de hogar de la Encuesta de Finanzas de los Consumidores (1989-2019), proporciono nueva evidencia empírica sobre los rendimientos de la riqueza en Estados Unidos, y encuentro que los hogares más ricos obtienen, en promedio, rendimientos más altos: pasar del percentil 20 al 99 de la distribución de la riqueza eleva el rendimiento medio anual del 3,6% al 8,3%. Para entender cómo estas diferencias de rentabilidad configuran la distribución de la riqueza, introduzco una heterogeneidad de rentabilidad realista en un modelo de equilibrio parcial del comportamiento de ahorro de los hogares. Este ejercicio sugiere que la consideración de la heterogeneidad de los ingresos y de la rentabilidad puede explicar plenamente la proporción de riqueza del 10% superior observada en los datos (76%), que no puede explicarse únicamente por las diferencias de ingresos.
