Competitiveness and technology for decision making

Introducción: It is usually accepted that the exchange rate and the possibility to export are strongly related. This means that the revaluation of the currency of an exporting country regarding to another importing country’s currency, leads to a deterioration of the capacity of producers of the expo...

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Autor principal: Tomé, Raúl
Formato: Documento de trabajo
Lenguaje:Español
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Publicado: Universidad Católica Argentina. Facultad de Ciencias Económicas. Departamento de Investigación "Francisco Valsecchi" 2019
Materias:
MERCADOS
COMPETITIVIDAD
EMPRESAS
TIPO DE CAMBIO
EXPORTACIONES
ADMINISTRACION DE EMPRESAS
Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/2383
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Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA) de Universidad Católica Argentina
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Inglés
topic MERCADOS
COMPETITIVIDAD
EMPRESAS
TIPO DE CAMBIO
EXPORTACIONES
ADMINISTRACION DE EMPRESAS
spellingShingle MERCADOS
COMPETITIVIDAD
EMPRESAS
TIPO DE CAMBIO
EXPORTACIONES
ADMINISTRACION DE EMPRESAS
Tomé, Raúl
Competitiveness and technology for decision making
topic_facet MERCADOS
COMPETITIVIDAD
EMPRESAS
TIPO DE CAMBIO
EXPORTACIONES
ADMINISTRACION DE EMPRESAS
description Introducción: It is usually accepted that the exchange rate and the possibility to export are strongly related. This means that the revaluation of the currency of an exporting country regarding to another importing country’s currency, leads to a deterioration of the capacity of producers of the exporting country to export goods and services into the destination country; and vice versa, that a devaluation helps to export. It is also usual, associate easiness to penetrate a market with the concept of competitiveness. That means to say that competitiveness of the local producers of the exporter country worsens or it improves respectively due to the commented changes in the exchange rate. This is not so certain. Competitiveness of an industry is defined as a capacity: the capacity to defend the market share of the industry in a local market; and to penetrate new external markets, in absence of subsidies or duty barriers that can distort the reading. That plainly means the competitiveness of a sector is strongly determined by intrinsic characteristics of this sector in comparison with similar ones of its direct foreign competitors. In strict sense the competitiveness of an industry is associated to its scale, localization, productivity, quality, innovation, commitment, image, and others, factors all them decisive for the competitiveness, that are usually fixed up or down through other short term based factors, as the exchange rate, the duty rate or other mechanisms - commercial, sanitarium, normative - to mention to the most transparent and healthy ones- or even those implying quotas, local registration, or previous approval, among the more harmful.
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author Tomé, Raúl
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title Competitiveness and technology for decision making
title_short Competitiveness and technology for decision making
title_full Competitiveness and technology for decision making
title_fullStr Competitiveness and technology for decision making
title_full_unstemmed Competitiveness and technology for decision making
title_sort competitiveness and technology for decision making
publisher Universidad Católica Argentina. Facultad de Ciencias Económicas. Departamento de Investigación "Francisco Valsecchi"
publishDate 2019
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