situation and outlook of peru´s economy and politics
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Instituto de Libre Empresa (ILE)Barajas 522, San Borja,
Lima 41- PerúTel/Fax (51-1) 475-9752
Situation and outlook of Situation and outlook of Peru’s economy and politicsPeru’s economy and politicsNovember, 2005
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PERU’S MIGRATION2000 2001 2002 2003 2004
Entries 639,739 619,395 733,984 709,864 1’109,385
Exits 836,700 740,516 958,689 942,390 1’588,163
Balance 196,961 121,121 224,705 232,526 397,778
Daily exit average 540 332 616 634 1,089
Source: General Directorate of Migrations(www.digemin.gob.pe)
Prepared by: ILE
What is happenning?
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Situation of Peruvian economy
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Situation of Peruvian economy
Source: IPE
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Situation of Peruvian economy
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Source: IPE
Situation of Peruvian economy
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Outlook of Peruvian economy
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Source: IPE
Situation of Peruvian economy
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Source: IPE
Outlook of Peruvian economy
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Situation of Peruvian economy
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But, 1089 peruvians daily emigrate to others countries
Former president Alan García: One of first presidential candidates in surveys
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Size of Informal sector in Latin america
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Burocratic barriers
Facilitators for businesses initiation IndexesCountries Argentina Brazil Chile Peru Venezuela
Procedures 15 15 10 10 14
Length (# days) 68 152 28 100 119
Costs (USD) 324 331 493 510 792
Source: Ciudadanos al Día, based on Index of Doing Business from World Bank.
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Opposition to privatize.
One dead and hunred of injured in Arequipa 2001
How statism works
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Popularity of Peru’s Privatizations
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Social conflict in Ilave, Puno April 2004.
The Major was killed by “democratic” assembly
How statism works
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Nationalism headed by Humala’s brothers. They are followers of Hugo Chavez and Evo Morales.
The Peruvian “Chavez” is 11% in national polls
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Humala is raising in national polls since April.
41% of peruvians are looking an outsider
28% 17% 17% 11%
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2006 Presidential Elections Candidates
Humala’s nationalism is raising sustanaible.......would be next peruvian president
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Since two-year Toledo is below 20% of popularity
President Toledo is one of status quo
10%Approve
86%Dissapprove
Source: Apoyo, November 2005
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President Toledo is one of status quo
Source: IPE
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Police operations at informal small trade center “Fronteras Unidas”
“The Other Path” people
hate police and politicians
Statism hits free market with its coops
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THEOLOGY Gustavo Gutierrez (Príncipe de Asturias Award)
POLITICS Victor Raúl Haya de La Torre, Abimael Guzmán, José Carlos Mariategui, JDC, AGP
NEWSPAPERS La Tribuna, Ollanta, República, Peru 21, El Comercio,
THINK TANKS Universities.: Católica, San Marcos, Cantuta, Villarreal, y estatales.
Think tanks: Desco, IEP, IDL, Cedal,
Free market: ILE and CITEL (ILD works with foreign governments)
POLITICAL PARTIES
Apra, PPC, PP, AP, MNI, Patria Roja, Libertarian Party of Peru (incipient)
CIVIL SOCIETY CGTP, CTP, CITE, SUTEP, Manuela Ramos, Flora Tristan, CNDH
Socialists are majority
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Socialism Estatism Law Economy
Ideology Polítics Means Objective
Socialism Logic
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Fact 1
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Fact 2: redistribution of wealth
Taxes Rates and others National Government General on Sales Revenue Tax Extraordinary of solidarity Solidarity towards abandoned infancy Unique Simplified regime (RUS) Tariffs Selective upon consumption Estate Shares Tax Municipal promotion Tax Casinos Tax Machine games Tax Coin machines Driving taxMunicipal Government Real estate tax Vehicles tax Non-sport spectacles tax Recreative vessels tax Loteries Tax Advertisements Tax
•Contribution to Senati •Contribution to public works•Municipal permit•Construction permit•Advertising permit•Street occupation permit•Rights to certificates •Rights for weight and measurements control •Cleansing tax•Park Tax•Sanitation tax•Sanitary carnet• Fumigation services•Regulation contributions•Central Reserve Bank•Osinerg•SBS•Osiptel•Indecopi•Conasev•SunassOsitran
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LEYEND
BUSINESS
REDISTRIBUTION
REGULATION
ADMINISTRATION
PERU: PUBLIC BUDGET EXPENDITURES BY FUNCTIONS
FUNCFUNCTIONSTIONS MiMillionsllions US$ US$ %%
ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING 2,697 25%
ASSISTANCE AND STATE WELFARE 2,339 21%
DEFENSE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 1,622 15%
EDUCATION AND CULTURE 1,712 16%
HEALTH AND CLAENING 886 8%
TRANSPORT 573 5%
AGRICULTURE 422 4%
JUSTICE 222 2%
EXTERNAL AFFAIRS 111 1%
ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES 111 1%
LEGISLATIVE 65 1%
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 52 0%
INDUSTRY, COMMERCE AND SERVICES 44 0%
FISHING 29 0%
LABOUR 13 0%
COMMUNICATIONS 16 0%
TOTALTOTAL 1010,,991122 100%100%
FACT 3FACT 3
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Fact 4: BUSINESS POPULATION STRUCTURE
BBBB
MBMB
SBSB
Normal Perú
98%
BBBB
MBMB
SBSB
10%
25%
65%
1.9%
0.1%
4 MILLIONS OF UNITS
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Fact 5: 59% of informal economy in the world
Peru
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THE WAY OUT: To eliminate Bad LawsTHE WAY OUT: To eliminate Bad Laws
Publica Opinion
Libert. Movem.
CongressMajority
Product
Explot.
Elimi. Bad Laws
PROSPERITYPROSPERITY
Cultural change Institute change
ILE’s works here
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ILE’S PROPOSAL
1.- State reform
2.- To reduce drastically taxes and regulations.
3.- To liberalizate and flexibility markets.
4.- To reform Judicial power.
5.- To equip police and army forces
6.- To give shares for privatisation to workers.
7.- To get back education, health services, and pensions to
victims of statism.
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LEYEND LEYEND
BUSINESS
REDISTRIBUTION
REGULATION
ADMINISTRATION
EXPENDITURES IN A LIMITED GOVERNMENT
FUNCFUNCTTIONIONSS MillMilliions US$ons US$ %%
ADMINISTRATION & PLANNNIG 2,697 57%
ASISTENCIA Y PREVISIÓN SOCIAL 2,339 0%1%
NATIONAL DEFENSE & SECURITY 1,622 34%
EDUCACIÓN Y CULTURA 1,712 16%
SALUD Y SANEAMIENTO 886 8%
TRANSPORTE 573 5%
AGRARIA 422 4%
JUSTICE 222 5%
EXTERNAL AFFAIRS 111 2%
ENERGIA Y RECURSOS MINERALES 111 1%
LEGISLATIVE 65 1%
VIVIENDA Y DESARROLLO URBANO 52 0%
INDUSTRIA, COMERCIO Y SERVICIOS 44 0%
PESCA 29 0%
TRABAJO 13 0%
COMUNICACIONES 16 0%
TOTALTOTAL 44,,717717 100%100%
ILE’S PROPOSALILE’S PROPOSAL
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STATIST GOVERNMENT LIMITED GOVERNMENTExpenditures [Millions US$] 10,912 Expenditure [Millions US$] 4,717
Expenditures [% NGP] 21% Expenditure [% NGP] 9%
Liberation of resources 66,1,19595
TAXES
5% of NGP
DONATIONS
JUSTICESECURITY
ADMINISTRATION
SOCIALSOLIDARITY
TAXES
13% of NGP
Business stateRegulator stateEstabilizator stateRedistributor statePlanner state
ILE’S PROPOSAL
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