Análisis de la incidencia cultural en la satisfacción de las necesidades sociales y económicas de la comunidad pamplonesa.

Abstract

The following study analyzes the cultural incidence of satisfaction of the social and economic needs of the Pamplona population from a mixed methodological approach, where, behavioral patterns with resistance to changes are identified through the historical, economic and social perspective. Predominant cultural traits are determined alongside their relationship with social and economic satisfaction, which are established by the means of the logical econometric model. moreover, the challenges and different problems found in each sector are contrasted with, through an open interview with certain key factors at play of each analyzed system. The results found show the relationship between the Pygmalion and Galateca effect in the productive performance of both, the leaders of agricultural associations and their members, demonstrating the cause and effect of social aspects in the economic field in terms of empowerment, motivation, psychological perception, efficient use of resources, productivity and so on and so forth. While, findings related to cultural traits are determined as integral values related to tolerance, respect, integrality and support among others, plus the individualistic factors of the surroundings. Hence, in this way, it is verified through the logic model that the satisfaction of social and economic needs hinges on the autonomy generated by the Galateca effect, integral values and age, taking into account the explanatory variables with a prediction rate of success of 80% for the dependent variable. Therefore, solutions driven by the key factors at play, are proposed to improve the social and economic conditions of the region through the means of productive projects and the due development of the chain of capacities.