Morales Molina, Tania
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Morales Molina, Tania
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Ambato
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Ecuador’s Zone 3 and the Social and Economic Factors that Impede Its Growth

2024 , Morales Molina, Tania , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Geri Belén Bucheli-Vásquez , Alejandro Chaviano-Quesada

The popular and solidarity economy has become a promising alternative in the economic and social context of Ecuador. This model seeks to overcome the limitations of the traditional profit-centered approach and foster a more inclusive and sustainable development, through ventures focused on equity, community participation and solidarity, as well as employment generation and poverty reduction through the active participation of entrepreneurs and the local community (Maldonado et al. 2017).

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Unemployment and Vulnerability in Ecuador

2024 , Morales Molina, Tania , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Anderson Argothy , Génesis Assef

In Ecuador, both the vulnerable sectors and the informal and underemployed workers face challenges in terms of employment and working conditions. Informality implies a lack of protection and benefits, while underemployment affects the quality of life. Inclusive policies are required to address these issues and promote equitable development. The objective of this study is to explain the incidence of vulnerable sectors in informality and underemployment in Ecuador for the foundation of public policies. The data analyzed comes from the National Survey of Employment, Unemployment and Underemployment (ENEMDU) - Accumulated. The results indicate that vulnerable sectors have a great impact on informality and underemployment regardless of factors such as gender, education and area.

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Intellectual Capital and Financial Performance: The Case of the Tungurahua Concessionaires

2025 , Morales Molina, Tania , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Marcelo Mantilla Falcón , Estefanía Cayo-Hurtado

The objective of the research is to analyze the intellectual capital and financial performance of concessionaires in the city of Ambato in the period 2018–2022. In order to analyze intellectual capital, the Intellectual Added Value Coefficient (VAICTM) was used, while to measure financial performance, the profitability indicators ROA and ROE were used. The methodology used was quantitative in nature, the sample was 11 dealerships belonging to ISIC G4510.01 corresponding to the sale of vehicles. According to the results obtained, it is shown that the Ciudad del Auto CIAUTO Cía dealerships. Ltda., and Ambacar Cía. Ltda., have the best indices in each of the components of intellectual capital. However, when analyzing these values using the Pearson Correlation, it was concluded that the VAICTM has no relationship with the financial performance in the 5 years studied, since salaries and wages are low in relation to the income received by the concessionaires.

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Social Capital and Subjective Well-Being: The Case of Ecuador

2024 , Morales Molina, Tania , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Tito Mayorga-Morales

Social capital and subjective well-being are interconnected. Social capital, which includes social relationships, trust, and civic participation, has a positive impact on people’s subjective well-being. Fostering and strengthening social capital in communities can be beneficial in improving the subjective well-being of individuals and promoting a healthier and more prosperous society. The objective of the study is to determine the relationship between social capital and subjective well-being by correlating the variables analyzed with the different indicators. The main results show that there is a significant relationship between social capital and subjective well-being.

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Unemployment and Vulnerability in Ecuador

2024 , Morales Molina, Tania , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Anderson Argothy , Génesis Assef

In Ecuador, both the vulnerable sectors and the informal and underemployed workers face challenges in terms of employment and working conditions. Informality implies a lack of protection and benefits, while underemployment affects the quality of life. Inclusive policies are required to address these issues and promote equitable development. The objective of this study is to explain the incidence of vulnerable sectors in informality and underemployment in Ecuador for the foundation of public policies. The data analyzed comes from the National Survey of Employment, Unemployment and Underemployment (ENEMDU) - Accumulated. The results indicate that vulnerable sectors have a great impact on informality and underemployment regardless of factors such as gender, education and area.

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Health as a Determining Factor in Economic Progress and Living Conditions in Ecuador

2024 , Morales Molina, Tania , Chabely Figueredo-Morales , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Geri Belén Bucheli-Vásquez

The contributions of health in economic progress contribute to the improvement of people’s living conditions and is a determinant in sustained growth to provide advances and improvements in living standards. The objective of the research is to demonstrate how economic capital truly intervenes in the social behavior and living conditions of people, especially in those areas where the population is more vulnerable. A descriptive observational study was conducted from January to July 2023 in the parish of Quisapincha (rural sector), province of Tungurahua, Ecuador. The population consisted of 11,581 people and the sample consisted of 116 people chosen by non-probabilistic convenience sampling. A structured questionnaire was applied personally to collect the data. The results denoted that the economic capital and environment of a country represent a future prognosis in the economic coverage to ensure education, health, food, personal privileges that improve the lifestyles of individuals and their families. The results of this research can be useful to evidence the project of local public policies that collaborate to the prevention of diseases as a determining factor in the economic progress and living conditions of individuals in Ecuador

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Health as a Determining Factor in Economic Progress and Living Conditions in Ecuador

2024 , Morales Molina, Tania , Chabely Figueredo-Morales , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Geri Belén Bucheli-Vásquez

The contributions of health in economic progress contribute to the improvement of people’s living conditions and is a determinant in sustained growth to provide advances and improvements in living standards. The objective of the research is to demonstrate how economic capital truly intervenes in the social behavior and living conditions of people, especially in those areas where the population is more vulnerable. A descriptive observational study was conducted from January to July 2023 in the parish of Quisapincha (rural sector), province of Tungurahua, Ecuador. The population consisted of 11,581 people and the sample consisted of 116 people chosen by non-probabilistic convenience sampling. A structured questionnaire was applied personally to collect the data. The results denoted that the economic capital and environment of a country represent a future prognosis in the economic coverage to ensure education, health, food, personal privileges that improve the lifestyles of individuals and their families. The results of this research can be useful to evidence the project of local public policies that collaborate to the prevention of diseases as a determining factor in the economic progress and living conditions of individuals in Ecuador

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Ecuador’s Zone 3 and the Social and Economic Factors that Impede Its Growth

2024 , Morales Molina, Tania , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Geri Belén Bucheli-Vásquez , Alejandro Chaviano-Quesada

The popular and solidarity economy has become a promising alternative in the economic and social context of Ecuador. This model seeks to overcome the limitations of the traditional profit-centered approach and foster a more inclusive and sustainable development, through ventures focused on equity, community participation and solidarity, as well as employment generation and poverty reduction through the active participation of entrepreneurs and the local community (Maldonado et al. 2017).

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Social Capital and Subjective Well-Being: The Case of Ecuador

2024 , Morales Molina, Tania , Ximena Morales-Urrutia , Tito Mayorga-Morales

Social capital and subjective well-being are interconnected. Social capital, which includes social relationships, trust, and civic participation, has a positive impact on people’s subjective well-being. Fostering and strengthening social capital in communities can be beneficial in improving the subjective well-being of individuals and promoting a healthier and more prosperous society. The objective of the study is to determine the relationship between social capital and subjective well-being by correlating the variables analyzed with the different indicators. The main results show that there is a significant relationship between social capital and subjective well-being.

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