Geography and Development in Bolivia: Migration, Urban and Industrial Concentration, Welfare, and Convergence: 1950-1992

Jose Luis Evia, Osvaldo Nina, Miguel Urquiola, Lykke E. Andersen () and Eduardo Antelo

No 3085, RES Working Papers from Inter-American Development Bank, Research Department

Abstract: This paper argues that considering the impact of geographical variables within Bolivia makes feasible a considerably richer analysis. The picture that emergesis occasionally not entirely consistent with the international evidence, but nonethelesspoints toward a systematic and significant impact of geography on development.

Date: 1999-12
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