Rice Production and Trade in Latin America Challenges Towards the Future
This article presents some reflections on the future of production and trade in Latin America. It begins with a brief analysis of the socio-economic environment of recent years and its impact on agriculture as a whole, where rice production in many countries has suffered along with other crops due to the combined effect of a sudden withdrawal of protection measures and the consequent fall in profitability, dumping of international prices and the low exchange rate of the dollar. Although increasing competitiveness, defined as the capacity of a country's internal production to improve its participation in the internal or external market, involves several components, the only genuine dimension of improvement has to do with comparative advantages, where change Technological, as a cost reduction factor, is an essential component.
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KOHA-OAI-BVE:1446522021-03-12T01:39:18ZRice Production and Trade in Latin America Challenges Towards the Future 390 Moscardi, Edgardo 54 IICA, Bogotá (Colombia) International Rice Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean Goiania, Brazil 21- 25 March, 1994 textColombia1994engpdfThis article presents some reflections on the future of production and trade in Latin America. It begins with a brief analysis of the socio-economic environment of recent years and its impact on agriculture as a whole, where rice production in many countries has suffered along with other crops due to the combined effect of a sudden withdrawal of protection measures and the consequent fall in profitability, dumping of international prices and the low exchange rate of the dollar. Although increasing competitiveness, defined as the capacity of a country's internal production to improve its participation in the internal or external market, involves several components, the only genuine dimension of improvement has to do with comparative advantages, where change Technological, as a cost reduction factor, is an essential component.Este artículo presenta algunas reflexiones sobre el futuro de la producción y el comercio en América Latina. Comienza con un breve análisis del entorno socioeconómico de los últimos años y su impacto en la agricultura en su conjunto, donde la producción de arroz en muchos países ha sufrido junto con otros cultivos debido al efecto combinado de una retirada repentina de las medidas de protección y la consiguiente caída de la rentabilidad, el dumping de los precios internacionales y el bajo tipo de cambio del dólar. Si bien el aumento de la competitividad, definida como la capacidad de la producción interna de un país para mejorar su participación en el mercado interno o externo, involucra varios componentes, la única dimensión genuina de mejora tiene que ver con ventajas comparativas, donde el cambio tecnológico, como factor de reducción de costos, es un componente esencial.This article presents some reflections on the future of production and trade in Latin America. It begins with a brief analysis of the socio-economic environment of recent years and its impact on agriculture as a whole, where rice production in many countries has suffered along with other crops due to the combined effect of a sudden withdrawal of protection measures and the consequent fall in profitability, dumping of international prices and the low exchange rate of the dollar. Although increasing competitiveness, defined as the capacity of a country's internal production to improve its participation in the internal or external market, involves several components, the only genuine dimension of improvement has to do with comparative advantages, where change Technological, as a cost reduction factor, is an essential component.Este artículo presenta algunas reflexiones sobre el futuro de la producción y el comercio en América Latina. Comienza con un breve análisis del entorno socioeconómico de los últimos años y su impacto en la agricultura en su conjunto, donde la producción de arroz en muchos países ha sufrido junto con otros cultivos debido al efecto combinado de una retirada repentina de las medidas de protección y la consiguiente caída de la rentabilidad, el dumping de los precios internacionales y el bajo tipo de cambio del dólar. Si bien el aumento de la competitividad, definida como la capacidad de la producción interna de un país para mejorar su participación en el mercado interno o externo, involucra varios componentes, la única dimensión genuina de mejora tiene que ver con ventajas comparativas, donde el cambio tecnológico, como factor de reducción de costos, es un componente esencial.ENTORNO SOCIOECONOMICOPRODUCCION VEGETALARROZRENTABILIDADCOMERCIO INTERNACIONALhttps://repositorio.iica.int/handle/11324/14709 |
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This article presents some reflections on the future of production and trade in Latin America. It begins with a brief analysis of the socio-economic environment of recent years and its impact on agriculture as a whole, where rice production in many countries has suffered along with other crops due to the combined effect of a sudden withdrawal of protection measures and the consequent fall in profitability, dumping of international prices and the low exchange rate of the dollar. Although increasing competitiveness, defined as the capacity of a country's internal production to improve its participation in the internal or external market, involves several components, the only genuine dimension of improvement has to do with comparative advantages, where change Technological, as a cost reduction factor, is an essential component. |
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Rice Production and Trade in Latin America Challenges Towards the Future |
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Rice Production and Trade in Latin America Challenges Towards the Future |
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