Animal Spirits y no-ergodicidad para COVID 19 en algunos estados de México
Resumen
A partir de datos día a día de los fallecimientos por COVID-19 en México, se desarrolla un modelo de ajuste para la predicción de la cima de fallecimientos en cuatro estados de México; 2 con vocación turística y 2 con vocación industrial. Se pronostica que la cima o “pico” de fallecimientos ocurrirá el día 107 de la pandemia para el estado de Quintana Roo y los días 68, 109 y 72 para los estados de Baja California Sur, Estado de México y Nuevo León. Sin embargo, los hallazgos sugieren que el comportamiento no-ergódico es característico a fenómenos que dependen del comportamiento humano, debido al “animal spirits” que conduce a la irracionalidad en la toma de decisiones de las personas. La evidencia apunta a la necesidad de construcción de hipótesis alternativas, para analizar el comportamiento humano, ante fenómenos de incertidumbre.
Palabras clave
incertidumbre, ergodicidad, animal spirits
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