A comparative analysis of productivity in Brazilian and Mexican manufacturing industries

This article analyses productivity trends in Brazilian and Mexican manufacturing industries between 1995 and 2009, a period in which international competition intensified sharply. A total of 14 manufacturing industries are considered, using two methods based on: (i) the Leontief (1951) model to meas...

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Autores principales:	de Souza Rangel, Armênio, Garcia de Freitas, Fernando
Formato:	Texto
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	2015
Materias:	INDUSTRIA EMPRESAS INDUSTRIALES PRODUCTOS MANUFACTURADOS PRODUCTIVIDAD ANALISIS COMPARATIVO ANALISIS DE INSUMO-PRODUCTO MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURES PRODUCTIVITY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS ECONOMETRIC MODELS
Acceso en línea:	http://hdl.handle.net/11362/38839
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spelling	oai-11362-388392020-03-06T16:50:27Z A comparative analysis of productivity in Brazilian and Mexican manufacturing industries de Souza Rangel, Armênio Garcia de Freitas, Fernando INDUSTRIA EMPRESAS INDUSTRIALES PRODUCTOS MANUFACTURADOS PRODUCTIVIDAD ANALISIS COMPARATIVO ANALISIS DE INSUMO-PRODUCTO MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURES PRODUCTIVITY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS ECONOMETRIC MODELS This article analyses productivity trends in Brazilian and Mexican manufacturing industries between 1995 and 2009, a period in which international competition intensified sharply. A total of 14 manufacturing industries are considered, using two methods based on: (i) the Leontief (1951) model to measure the consumption of intermediate goods used in production; and (ii) the analysis of total factor productivity (TFP). The studies performed show that manufacturing trends have diverged in the two countries. In Mexico, an increased need for imported goods and services was offset by a reduction in domestic goods and service requirements, and an increase in the TFP of production. In the case of Brazil, the fact that manufactured goods markets are more isolated from foreign trade seems to have contributed to a weak productivity performance. 2015-08-11T23:42:58Z 2015-08-11T23:42:58Z 2015-04 Texto Sección o Parte de un Documento http://hdl.handle.net/11362/38839 LC/G.2636-P 10 en CEPAL Review CEPAL Review 115 .pdf application/pdf BRASIL MEXICO BRAZIL MEXICO
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topic	INDUSTRIA EMPRESAS INDUSTRIALES PRODUCTOS MANUFACTURADOS PRODUCTIVIDAD ANALISIS COMPARATIVO ANALISIS DE INSUMO-PRODUCTO MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURES PRODUCTIVITY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS ECONOMETRIC MODELS
spellingShingle	INDUSTRIA EMPRESAS INDUSTRIALES PRODUCTOS MANUFACTURADOS PRODUCTIVIDAD ANALISIS COMPARATIVO ANALISIS DE INSUMO-PRODUCTO MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURES PRODUCTIVITY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS ECONOMETRIC MODELS de Souza Rangel, Armênio Garcia de Freitas, Fernando A comparative analysis of productivity in Brazilian and Mexican manufacturing industries
description	This article analyses productivity trends in Brazilian and Mexican manufacturing industries between 1995 and 2009, a period in which international competition intensified sharply. A total of 14 manufacturing industries are considered, using two methods based on: (i) the Leontief (1951) model to measure the consumption of intermediate goods used in production; and (ii) the analysis of total factor productivity (TFP). The studies performed show that manufacturing trends have diverged in the two countries. In Mexico, an increased need for imported goods and services was offset by a reduction in domestic goods and service requirements, and an increase in the TFP of production. In the case of Brazil, the fact that manufactured goods markets are more isolated from foreign trade seems to have contributed to a weak productivity performance.
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title_short	A comparative analysis of productivity in Brazilian and Mexican manufacturing industries
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A comparative analysis of productivity in Brazilian and Mexican manufacturing industries

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