Coffee specialization in Costa Rica: local overview of international coffee markets
The progressive opening of the world economy in recent decades has contributed to accentuate a geographic division between low value added exporting countries and those that export high value added. Coffee is an emblematic case of this international division of labor, not only because developing cou...
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I28-R145-9971_oai2022-09-23 Pérez Magaña, Cristóbal Montiel Hernández, Enrique 2021-12-16 The progressive opening of the world economy in recent decades has contributed to accentuate a geographic division between low value added exporting countries and those that export high value added. Coffee is an emblematic case of this international division of labor, not only because developing countries are the producers and developed countries are the consumers, but also because it is the latter that have favored the integration of coffee production to international markets, which, among other things, has allowed them to widely influence the formation of prices and speculate with them, as well as regulate coffee producers through prices and competition. In the case of Costa Rica, focusing on specialized coffee production with the objective of obtaining better prices and being more competitive in the world economy, has not only meant a greater participation of producers in the commercialization processes, but has also implied a greater influence of external agents, such as traders and exporters, externalizing risks to producers and labor, resulting in low salaries, coffee trafficking and high profits for a few. La apertura de la economía mundial en las últimas décadas ha contribuido a forjar una nueva división internacional del trabajo en la que, si bien determinados países en desarrollo se volcaron a la fabricación y exportación de manufacturas intensivas en mano de obra, otros continuaron exportando materias primas. El café es un caso emblemático de esta división geográfica, no sólo porque son países en desarrollo sus productores y países desarrollados sus consumidores, sino porque son estos últimos los que han favorecido la integración de la producción del café a los mercados internacionales. Ello ha posibilitado a los países desarrollados regular a los productores cafetaleros a través de influir ampliamente en la formación y especulación de los precios del café. En el caso de Costa Rica, abocarse a la producción especializada de café con el objetivo de obtener mejores precios y ser más competitiva ha significado una mayor participación de los productores en los procesos de comercialización, además ha implicado una mayor influencia de agentes externos, como torrefactores, comercializadores y exportadores, externalizando riesgos a los productores y la mano de obra, lo que resulta en salarios bajos, trasiego de café y elevadas ganancias para unos pocos. application/pdf text/html http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/RPS/article/view/9971 10.34096/ps.n5.9971 spa Instituto de Geografía "Romualdo Ardissone", UBA http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/RPS/article/view/9971/9905 http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/RPS/article/view/9971/9918 Derechos de autor 2021 Punto sur Punto sur; Núm. 5 (2021): Julio-Diciembre 2683-7404 FREE MARKET COSTA RICA PRODUCTIVE SPECIALIZATION COFFEE LIBRE MERCADO COSTA RICA ESPECIALIZACIÓN PRODUCTIVA CAFÉ MERCADO LIVRE COSTA RICA ESPECIALIZAÇÃO PRODUTIVA CAFÉ Coffee specialization in Costa Rica: local overview of international coffee markets Especialización del café en Costa Rica: panorama local de los mercados internacionales del café info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=puntosur&d=9971_oai |
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The progressive opening of the world economy in recent decades has contributed to accentuate a geographic division between low value added exporting countries and those that export high value added. Coffee is an emblematic case of this international division of labor, not only because developing countries are the producers and developed countries are the consumers, but also because it is the latter that have favored the integration of coffee production to international markets, which, among other things, has allowed them to widely influence the formation of prices and speculate with them, as well as regulate coffee producers through prices and competition. In the case of Costa Rica, focusing on specialized coffee production with the objective of obtaining better prices and being more competitive in the world economy, has not only meant a greater participation of producers in the commercialization processes, but has also implied a greater influence of external agents, such as traders and exporters, externalizing risks to producers and labor, resulting in low salaries, coffee trafficking and high profits for a few. |
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Coffee specialization in Costa Rica: local overview of international coffee markets |
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Instituto de Geografía "Romualdo Ardissone", UBA |
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