Asignación y control eficiente de recursos públicos: Bases para un modelo distributivo

The objective of this research is to propose guidelines on the control of the efficiency of public policies in the allocation and application of resources for the common good. Considering the context of underdeveloped and developing countries, and the use of public resources considering the significant poverty gaps existing in Latin American countries, a description and analysis of the allocative and technical efficiency in the use of resources for the different areas is made, proposing management indicators for each case. Based on a distributive model, which considers the efficiency of government spending and control mechanisms, and the impact of corruption on public spending, it is concluded that non-profit entities are a better alternative for the satisfaction of public needs than the State. As a solution to the problem of corruption, the direct allocation of resources by individuals to non-profit entities is proposed. Thus, these would go directly to social problems and not to administrative or corruption costs.