2017
DOI: 10.5007/1807-1384.2017v14n3p122
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Soja: mercantilização e externalização no sudoeste paranaense

Abstract: Resumo:Segundo estabelece a teoria microeconômica o tamanho ótimo para produção de soja está situado em grandes áreas, nas quais, devido aos ganhos de escala, a eficiência no uso dos recursos e a produtividade por unidade de área chegam a seu ponto máximo. Daí a associação comumente aceita entre sojicultura e grandes produtores, em função da qual os pequenos produtores, devido à sua suposta inviabilidade econômica não deveriam se dedicar a essa atividade. No entanto, esse pressuposto não dá conta da persistênc… Show more

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“…Microeconomic theory claims that ‘the optimal size for soybean production is located in large areas, in which, due to gains in scale, the efficiency in the use of resources and the productivity per unit area reach their maximum’ (Bazotti et al, 2017, p. 122). Among the main reasons that limit competitiveness of smallholders in soy production, literature points out: The crop demands intensive and continuous investments, in which increase in scale of production reduces the cost per area; technological issues, associated with agricultural machines and implements with higher yield per unit of work, lead the farmer to expand cultivated area, seeking greater investment efficiency; it is a standardized product, with an internationally defined price, based on global trade and controlled by transnational companies (Fernández, 2007; Setrini et al, 2014; Wesz Jr., 2014).…”
Section: Small‐scale Soy Cultivation In Paraguaymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Microeconomic theory claims that ‘the optimal size for soybean production is located in large areas, in which, due to gains in scale, the efficiency in the use of resources and the productivity per unit area reach their maximum’ (Bazotti et al, 2017, p. 122). Among the main reasons that limit competitiveness of smallholders in soy production, literature points out: The crop demands intensive and continuous investments, in which increase in scale of production reduces the cost per area; technological issues, associated with agricultural machines and implements with higher yield per unit of work, lead the farmer to expand cultivated area, seeking greater investment efficiency; it is a standardized product, with an internationally defined price, based on global trade and controlled by transnational companies (Fernández, 2007; Setrini et al, 2014; Wesz Jr., 2014).…”
Section: Small‐scale Soy Cultivation In Paraguaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite this, small‐scale soy production is still present in different countries of the Southern Cone (Bazotti et al, 2017; Castañon, 2016; Desconsi, 2017; Gras, 2009; McKay & Colque, 2016; Vennet et al, 2015; Wesz Jr., 2014). In Paraguay, according to Table 1, in 2008, half of soy growers had up to 20 ha; considering a planted area of up to 50 ha, the figure reaches 70%.…”
Section: Small‐scale Soy Cultivation In Paraguaymentioning
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“…Nessas condições, a teoria microeconômica vai apontar que "o tamanho ótimo para produção de soja está situado em grandes áreas, nas quais, devido aos ganhos de escala, a eficiência no uso dos recursos e a produtividade por unidade de área chegam a seu ponto máximo" (BAZOTTI; DE PAULA;NETTO, 2017, p. 122). Mesmo assim, como vários estudos colocam, a produção da soja em pequena escala segue presente (WESZ JR., 2014;BAZOTTI, 2016;DESCONSI, 2017).…”
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