Political and Economic Processes in Modern Spain

Focusing on the political and economic dimensions of Spain's capitalist development, this monograph analyzes the mechanisms of economic growth and policy, emphasizing the mobilization of internal resources and international conditions. Utilizing an endogenous growth model that incorporates technical progress, human and physical capital, the author explores the factors behind Spain's post-war economic miracle and its decline. Additionally, the work examines demand-side influences, particularly the role of foreign direct investment in shaping economic outcomes.