2014
DOI: 10.7476/9789587385373
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Los límites de la estratificación: en busca de alternativas

Abstract: Esta obra presenta un diagnóstico sobre las deficiencias técnicas del sistema actual de estratificación socioeconómica en la ciudad de Bogotá. Propone como um instrumento más eficiente para la clasificación socioeconómica la utilización de información catastral, em particular aquella relacionada con el avalúo catastral. Presenta una discusión sobre las consecuencias que trae esta nueva alternativa de clasificación sobre las tarifas y subsidios a los servicios públicos domiciliarios y propone posibles esquemas … Show more

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“…However, limited work has been done linking intraurban inequality and socioeconomic stratification. Recent studies have highlighted the benefits of the implementation of the socioeconomic stratification system as a key structural challenge to achieving effective reductions in income inequality and poverty (Marcos, 2018;Sepúlveda et al, 2014). Despite its benefits and contribution to the expansion of coverage of basic services through the implementation of cross-subsidy mechanisms, the stratification system has had unintended consequences such as discrimination and stigmatization (Bogliacino et al, 2015) and socioeconomic and spatial segregation (Montero & García, 2017) that today pose a serious challenge on the road toward inclusion.…”
Section: Urban Inequalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, limited work has been done linking intraurban inequality and socioeconomic stratification. Recent studies have highlighted the benefits of the implementation of the socioeconomic stratification system as a key structural challenge to achieving effective reductions in income inequality and poverty (Marcos, 2018;Sepúlveda et al, 2014). Despite its benefits and contribution to the expansion of coverage of basic services through the implementation of cross-subsidy mechanisms, the stratification system has had unintended consequences such as discrimination and stigmatization (Bogliacino et al, 2015) and socioeconomic and spatial segregation (Montero & García, 2017) that today pose a serious challenge on the road toward inclusion.…”
Section: Urban Inequalitymentioning
confidence: 99%