Publication: Modelo de gestión del conocimiento para el impacto económico. Aplicación al sector defensa
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2016-12-15
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En el escenario actual macro económico la toma de decisiones en materia económica de cualquier entidad pública debe de estar sustentada por una adecuada inteligencia económica. Es prioritario disponer de modelos, procesos, técnicas y herramientas que permitan garantizar un control adecuado de todas sus inversiones. En la presente tesis exponemos un modelo de gestión del conocimiento basado en el marco Input-Output (IO), que nos permite conocer el impacto económico de los programas públicos. Este modelo está soportado por un sistema de información que coadyuvará a los analistas económicos para la toma de decisiones en el campo de las inversiones públicas. El principal objetivo de la tesis es la creación y desarrollo de este modelo denominado MOCIE (Modelo del Conocimiento para el Impacto Económico). No obstante, en la tesis además de profundizar sobre este modelo y la gestión del conocimiento en materia económica de los grandes programas públicos, se ha realizado un estudio que ha abarcado diferentes líneas de investigación complementarias como el análisis IO, la ingeniería y la arquitectura de sistemas de la información, la economía de la Defensa o la computación genética. El modelo propuesto en esta tesis se ha puesto en práctica en un sector económico muy específico dentro de la economía nacional: el sector de la defensa. Por tanto, ha sido también necesario realizar un estudio en profundidad del propio sector y de la gestión de los programas públicos en el ámbito de la Defensa. MOCIE se estructura a través de tres capas de gestión del conocimiento que nos permiten, por un lado, la percepción de los componentes existentes en el entorno de las inversiones públicas y la comprensión de su significado en términos de impacto económico y su relación con el resto de variables macroeconómicas nacionales y, por otro, la proyección y monitorización de su estado a lo largo de todo el ciclo de vida de los programas públicos...
In the current macro-economic scenario making economic decisions of any public entity must be supported by adequate economic intelligence. It is a priority to obtain models, techniques and tools to ensure adequate control in all its investments. In this thesis we present a model of knowledge management based on the Input-Output framework that allows us to know the economic impact of public programs. This model is supported by an information system that will contribute to economic analysts for decision-making in the field of public investments. Mainly the thesis has focused on the development of this model, named MOCIE (Model of Knowledge Economic Impact). In addition to deep into this model and the knowledge management in economic matter of major public programs, it has been conducted a study that has spanned several lines of complementary research as the analysis Input-Output, the engineering and architecture information systems, the economy of the defense sector or the genetic computing. The model proposed in this thesis has been implemented in a very specific economic sector in the national economy: the defense sector. Therefore, it was also necessary to make a thorough study of the sector itself and the management of public programs in the area of defense. The model proposed in this thesis, MOCIE, is structured through three layers of knowledge management that allow us, on the one hand, the perception of existing components in the environment of public investments and understanding of its meaning in terms economic impact and its relationship with the rest of national macroeconomic variables and, secondly, the screening and monitoring of their status throughout the life cycle of public programs...
In the current macro-economic scenario making economic decisions of any public entity must be supported by adequate economic intelligence. It is a priority to obtain models, techniques and tools to ensure adequate control in all its investments. In this thesis we present a model of knowledge management based on the Input-Output framework that allows us to know the economic impact of public programs. This model is supported by an information system that will contribute to economic analysts for decision-making in the field of public investments. Mainly the thesis has focused on the development of this model, named MOCIE (Model of Knowledge Economic Impact). In addition to deep into this model and the knowledge management in economic matter of major public programs, it has been conducted a study that has spanned several lines of complementary research as the analysis Input-Output, the engineering and architecture information systems, the economy of the defense sector or the genetic computing. The model proposed in this thesis has been implemented in a very specific economic sector in the national economy: the defense sector. Therefore, it was also necessary to make a thorough study of the sector itself and the management of public programs in the area of defense. The model proposed in this thesis, MOCIE, is structured through three layers of knowledge management that allow us, on the one hand, the perception of existing components in the environment of public investments and understanding of its meaning in terms economic impact and its relationship with the rest of national macroeconomic variables and, secondly, the screening and monitoring of their status throughout the life cycle of public programs...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales, Departamento de Economía Aplicada VI (Hacienda Pública y Sistema Fiscal), leída el 14/04/2016
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Economía pública, Macroeconomía, Teoría del conocimiento
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5307.14 Teoría Macroeconómica, 7201 Filosofía del Conocimiento