Competitividad y globalización: nuevos y viejos desafíos

• Autores: Santos Miguel Ruesga Benito, Julimar da Silva Bichara
• Localización: Papeles del Este: Transiciones poscomunistas, ISSN-e 1576-6500, Nº. 14, 2007, 27 págs.
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Competitiveness and globalization: old and new challenges
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  • español

    En este trabajo se trata de responder a una pregunta que de modo constante circula tanto en los ambientes políticos como académicos de la Europa comunitaria. Se trata de analizar si los problemas de inserción económica en la globalización que se están manifestando en este ámbito, en los países de la Unión Europea, son debidos, fundamentalmente a los efectos de la presencia creciente en el comercio internacional de los países de bajos salarios. Para muchos analistas, con su consecuente interpretación política, esta forma competencia espuria ¿interpretada a menudo como ¿dumping salarial¿ y, por extensión ¿social¿- en el mundo económico globalizado... (Ver más

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    This work tries to answer a question that is constantly present in both political as well as academic environments in the European community. It deals with analyzing if the problems of economic insertion in globalization which are occurring in this environment in European Union countries are due fundamentally to the effects of the growing presence in international business of countries paying low wages. For many analysts, with their consequential political interpretation, this illegitimate competition interpreted often as ¿salary dumping¿ and by ¿social extension¿ in the economic globalized world, constitutes a threat for the future of community... (Ver más) countries; that salaries would be based on processes of industrial deslocalization that has occurred for decades in European countries and in many other situations. The authors summarize principal economic determinants of competition on different levels: micro and macro economics as well as structural in order to concur that the competitive problems of European Members are internal, related to the characteristics of its own productive structure and to the capacity for technical as well as knowledge innovation rather than hypothetical effects of external competition by countries with low levels of wages.