Capitalismo industrial, desarrollo asociado y distribución del ingreso entre los dos gobiernos peronistas: 1950-1972

Llach, Juan José; Gerchunoff, Pablo

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“…Versión definitiva, 4 de febrero de 2009]. Véanse por ejemplo Katz (1967), Gerchunoff y Llach (1975), Dorfman (1983) y Katz y Kosacoff (1989). Sólo Schvarzer (1996) ha incorporado de manera sintética en su análisis sobre la industria del período las dificultades financieras de algunas empresas y la acción estatal destinada a evitar su quiebra.…”

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“…75-108 6 La expresión "polo industrial moderno" relacionado con la implantación de empresas extranjeras en la Argentina se encuentra en Gerchunoff y Llach (1975), p. 5. 7 Ferrucci (1991); Rapoport (2003); Gerchunoff y Llach (1998). de la lógica de la fase de auge de la secuencia cíclica, situación que se agravó con la pálida cosecha de 1960-1961.…”

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“…Pero la empresa también tenía problemas productivos y de mercados en la fabricación de electrodomésticos y en el rubro automotor. En el primer caso la empresa se veía afectada por la competencia y la caída del mercado interno y el hecho de que la 11 Gerchunoff y Llach (1975) reposición por obsolescencia física no había llegado a impulsar la demanda luego de la explosión de compras de los años cincuenta.…”

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La expansión “por defecto” del estado empresario. La política económica frente a la crisis de las empresas industriales en la Argentina, 1960–1976

Rougier¹

2009

Investigaciones de Historia Económica

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La expansión “por defecto” del estado empresario. La política económica frente a la crisis de las empresas industriales en la Argentina, 1960–1976

Rougier¹

2009

Investigaciones de Historia Económica

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“…For the period of export-led growth, see Adelman (1994); Cortés Conde (1979); Díaz Alejandro (1970) ;Vázquez Presedo (1979) and Taylor (1994 and1977), among others. For the interwar period and the shift to import-substitution industrialization, see Díaz Alejandro (1966); Di Tella and Zymelman (1967); Gerchunoff and Llach (1975); Della Paolera and Taylor (1998); Taylor (1992); Katz and Kosacoff (2000); Cortés Conde (2005); Barri (2012); Debowicz and Segal (2014); among others. income distribution.…”

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Net Nutrition Inequality in Argentina, 1875–1950: New Evidence and Some Conjectures

Salvatore

2019

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Using the coefficient of variations for heights, this paper examines the evolution of net nutrition inequality in Argentina from 1875 to 1950. It uses various samples of recruits and soldiers, previously gathered by the author. Evidence points to two important findings: (a) export-led growth led to stable or declining net-nutrition inequality; while import-substituting industrialisation generated significant net nutrition inequality; and (b) the highest levels of inequality in net nutrition took place during this latter phase in large urban, industrialised areas.

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“…It is impossible to quote herein all the pertinent bibliography. The data and main sources can be found in PabloGerchunoff and Juan Llach (1975), and JuanSourrouille (1976).…”

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State and Alliances in Argentina, 1956-1976

́Donnell¹

1978

Iberoamericana – Nordic Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies

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This paper pursues the historical perspective which I have employed in a recently completed book. In that book I study the attempt, begun in 1966, to implant and consolidate in Argentina what I have called a "bureaucratic-authoritarian" (BA) State. 1 I have compared the modalities of its alliance with the large bourgeoisie and with international capital, its social impact and, finally, its collapse, with Brazil since 1964 and Chile after 1973. Rather than pointing out similarities between the Argentine case and the others, I shall stress here some differences, for these offer a basis for understanding why, in recent decades, attempts to establish any type of political domination have failed in Argentina. 2 The following pages contain no analysis of specific conjunctures. This work places itself at the level of the long term tendencies which link the said con-" A first version of this paper was prepared in Spanish for the Conference on "The State and Economic Development in Latin America", Cambridge University, December 12-16, 1976. 11 Since then the increasingly capital-intensive modalities of the production of wool, cereals and beef in the world market implied that agrarian productivity in Uruguay and Argentina with respect to other exporters rapidly fell behind; cf. Carlos Diaz Alejandro. 12 Lucio Geller (1975). 13 The exception to this generalization is Brazil's Sao Paulo industrialization, based

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Capitalismo industrial, desarrollo asociado y distribución del ingreso entre los dos gobiernos peronistas: 1950-1972

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La expansión “por defecto” del estado empresario. La política económica frente a la crisis de las empresas industriales en la Argentina, 1960–1976

La expansión “por defecto” del estado empresario. La política económica frente a la crisis de las empresas industriales en la Argentina, 1960–1976

Net Nutrition Inequality in Argentina, 1875–1950: New Evidence and Some Conjectures

State and Alliances in Argentina, 1956-1976

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