Agroindustrialization: reality and perspectives

Authors

  • Milton Naranjo U. Universidad de Guayaquil

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53591/rug.v53i2.864

Abstract

The severe socio-economic and political crisis that the country is going through in recent months has caused proposals to emerge from different directions in the sense that it is urgent to change the current industrialization model as a means of seeking a solution to the crisis. Certain Chambers of Businessmen have aligned themselves with this position and in some cases have used it to more directly question the economic policy of the current regime.

References

CENDES: Lista de Estudios publicados por CENDES

MINISTERIO DE INDUSTRIAS COMERCIO E - INTEGRACION

REGISTRO OFICIAL Nº 244-30 - XII -1976 Decreto Nº 989

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1983-11-30

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Naranjo U., M. (1983). Agroindustrialization: reality and perspectives. Revista Universidad De Guayaquil, 53(2), 109–120. https://doi.org/10.53591/rug.v53i2.864

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Vol. 53 No. 2 (1983): Vol. 53 y Vol.54, No.3 y No.4, Julio-Diciembre

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Research Articles

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