BATALLAS ASTUDILLO, Ingrid Lisseth; CACAY CACAY, Julio César    RAMIREZ BLACIO, Anita Maribel. Impact of socioeconomic variables in the human development index of the Latin American economies. []. , 12, 2, pp. 400-404.   02--2020. ISSN 2218-3620.

Latin American countries in the 2008-2017 study period show variations in the Human Development Index (HDI), due to the influence of standard and non-standard variables. The objective is to determine the impact of these variables on the HDI of Latin American countries, stipulating the relevance and significance of the variables with the highest incidence. The methodology consists in carrying out a correlational investigation through bibliographical reviews that support the data corresponding to 60 observations with the theory, with the determination of explaining through variables of the panel, the variables of greater incidence over time among the different countries. The latent variables obtained from the one were Life Expectancy, GNI Per Capita and Literacy Rate. Therefore, the information obtained is useful for the authorities of each country using public policies that improve Human Development.

: HDI; health; education; socioeconomic variables.

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