Descifrando la dinámica de los precios: Análisis bibliométrico de las tendencias de investigación en el mercado financiero
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https://doi.org/10.36517/contextus.2025.95480Palabras clave:
dinámica de precios; mercados financieros; bibliometría; análisis de base; agenda de investigación.Resumen
Contextualización: La dinámica del comportamiento de los precios financieros se ha consolidado como un tema central en la literatura económica, especialmente frente a la creciente volatilidad de los mercados, los avances tecnológicos y las nuevas interdependencias globales. La comprensión de los factores que influyen en esta dinámica es esencial, especialmente en un escenario caracterizado por incertidumbres y transformaciones digitales constantes.
Objetivo: El estudio tiene como objetivo investigar la evolución de la literatura científica sobre la dinámica de los precios financieros, abarcando el período de 1970 a 2024. El enfoque está en mapear la trayectoria de la investigación, identificar sus bases teóricas y sociales, y delinear las tendencias emergentes que estructuran la agenda de investigación actual y futura en el área.
Método: Se adoptó un enfoque bibliométrico, analizando 3.648 publicaciones extraídas de las bases de datos Scopus y Web of Science. El proceso de análisis se dividió en tres etapas: (i) evolución temporal de la producción científica, (ii) análisis de la base conceptual y social mediante redes de co-ocurrencia, mapas temáticos y colaboración entre autores, y (iii) identificación de tendencias emergentes, con énfasis en trece áreas de estudio.
Resultados: La literatura sobre la dinámica de precios mostró un crecimiento constante, con énfasis en los períodos de crisis económica e innovación tecnológica. La producción científica reveló una integración creciente entre enfoques micro y macroeconómicos, con énfasis en modelos empíricos.
Conclusiones: Las tendencias emergentes indican que la integración de tecnologías avanzadas y prácticas sostenibles tendrá un impacto significativo en la modelización de precios y en la toma de decisiones de inversión. La investigación también apunta a nuevas direcciones, como la consideración de variables ambientales y la necesidad de modelos híbridos y adaptativos para lidiar con la volatilidad y la complejidad de los mercados financieros.
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