The present work studies a dynamic game of economic growth with two phases
or periods. In the first phase, a political process exists where an institu
tional framework is fixed, that is, limits to the workers share in the nati
onal income, minimum limits of consumption by capitalists, and discretional
ity in investment are specified. This framework conditions the actions of t
he players (capitalists and workers). In the second phase, the Nash equilib
ria of the game are calculated. Lastly, the sensitivity of the results with
respect to the institutional parameters is analyzed for a given scenario.