La conmutación regional en Chile y su impacto en la Región de Antofagasta

Abstract

Th e growing distance between the place where people work and the place where people live has given rise to interregional commutation fl ows whose impact on local economies has still received scant attention.Th is article analysis the importance of this phenomenon in Chile and its impact on the welfare of Antofagasta, a Chilean region which attracts a big amount of workers living in other regions of the country.Th e results of an extended input output model, show that the indirect eff ects of this type of commutation on regional demand have negative and signifi cant consequences on income and employment creation for regions that are only attractive as a working place.Th ese results emphasize the relevance of local development strategies oriented towards the creation of attractive places for living.

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