The cycle of center-periphery dependency in a Latin American economy: The case of Argentina's gross state product, formal employment and tax policies between 1990 and 2010

There are two key factors in the measurement of unequal opportunities among the population in the country's different regions, in order to rediscuss the development model and, therefore, reformulate its financial and tax public policies: the gross national product and formal employment. In a State environment marked by changes in political-economic and institutional paradigms after the 2001 crisis, the analysis of these components in such different decades as the 1990s and the following decade, constitutes an essential factor to verify whether continuity or consoldation exist with respect to the uneven neoliberal dynamic which has prevailed since the 1990s.