Definition of Agroexportador
The agro Word concerns field, land of tillage, meanwhile, is also frequently used as prefix, also referring field, and appearing precisely linked to issues of the field. Moreover, the word export implies one that exports, which sells what is produced abroad; who can be an individual, a country, a province, among other alternatives.
Then, agro-exporter is the concept that is employed to indicate that export that performs a particular territory of the raw materials produced in their fields, such is the case of soy, meat of vaccine, swine, equine, among others.
On the other hand, the agro-export model is the name given to the economic model that is installed in a given country and that privileges the agricultural production of regions over the industrial, exporting for both commodities and importing manufactured goods. In these countries there is little industrial production.
One of the main criticisms that this model is is that some argue that generates poverty and dependence of the industrialized countries, i.e. those who have established an industrial model, since the raw material normally has one lower value than the manufacturing, whereby the income of farmers will be less than that of an industrial and this in turn is transferred to the consumption making it a model with some cracks.
Meanwhile, to install and to succeed the model in a nation it is necessary three variables are given: favorable State policies that broadly favour the business, competitive advantages of the country and good international to pay for agricultural products price.
Then, agro-exporter is the concept that is employed to indicate that export that performs a particular territory of the raw materials produced in their fields, such is the case of soy, meat of vaccine, swine, equine, among others.
On the other hand, the agro-export model is the name given to the economic model that is installed in a given country and that privileges the agricultural production of regions over the industrial, exporting for both commodities and importing manufactured goods. In these countries there is little industrial production.
One of the main criticisms that this model is is that some argue that generates poverty and dependence of the industrialized countries, i.e. those who have established an industrial model, since the raw material normally has one lower value than the manufacturing, whereby the income of farmers will be less than that of an industrial and this in turn is transferred to the consumption making it a model with some cracks.
Meanwhile, to install and to succeed the model in a nation it is necessary three variables are given: favorable State policies that broadly favour the business, competitive advantages of the country and good international to pay for agricultural products price.