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Turismo como motor económico de El Salvador: evidencia desde matrices insumo-producto 2005-2024
Within the context of El Salvador's recent tourism boom, this study examines the transmission mechanisms through which tourism contributes to economic growth, contrasting the Tourism-Led Growth Hypothesis (TLGH) with the sector's structural evolution. Using a homogeneous series of domestic Input-Out
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