An example of the application of determinants to the relationship between productive factors: The Econophysics
Un ejemplo de la aplicación de determinantes a la relación entre factores productivos: La Econofísica
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The following work tries to approach the application of the preliminaries proposed by physics from the approaches of Paul Dirac. Dirac's preliminaries are an example of divergent thinking, which can explain the relationship between productive factors in different countries. An attempt is made to apply the determinant of the matrices obtained by the physicist to an interaction of two classical productive factors: capital and labor, reviewing the main production functions that have analyzed this relationship. Finally, the application of the determinant was focused on analyzing the location of 11 countries concerning their productive factors. It is considered that the application of the determinant can constitute an element of analysis to observe the behavior of the interaction between these productive factors in different countries.
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