LOPEZ CUADRA, Yelka Martina; MORI ZAVALETA, Rómulo    ALVARADO-IBANEZ, Juan Carlos. The social influence on the evolution of economic thought in South America. []. , 12, 6, pp. 270-277.   02--2020. ISSN 2218-3620.

Latin American society is being affected by a series of factors that deteriorate it at every step irreversibly, given fundamentally by the thinking of the social being, its behavior, the lack of education and prior knowledge of the national and international situation. It is necessary that the world of researchers deepen the social being as part of the process of economic evolution of countries and find ways or means to stop the constant deterioration that humanity is currently facing. Supported in the phenomenological qualitative methodology, techniques such as observation, data collection and comparison of social situations are applied. Determining as a result that social phenomena influence the entire life of peoples, and that factors such as poverty, migration and lack of education are some of the causes that influence the economy and social deterioration of Latin American countries.

: Social influence; economic thought; South American nations; social phenomena.

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