Compreendendo os circuitos espaciais da produção : o caso Marcolin

Abstract

This paper presents a brief study of economic circuits, linked to the territorial organization through local clusters, focusing for the textile industry of the Upper Uruguay Gaucho. It ensures that after the rise of Neoliberalism national and global economy is to have a new look, with a new industrial structure and ease of linkage between industries in general there is the materialization of economic relations between countries and interconnectedness of the world economy. There are new and complex production arrangements between multinational companies, the production process becomes fragmented enabling industries to specialize in specific functions. In these circumstances the results of this research converge with this justification, since the national and global economic organization reflects the need of the means of restructuring and small businesses so they can stay on the market, this perspective the same are articulated in productive chains, forming networks production in order to boost their production and be inserted competitively in the market. It describes with greater emphasis on analysis of the productive structure model of Textile Industry Marcolin based on the theoretical development, and on the main objective of the research seeks to understand the concept of related networks to the researched object, for both the theoretical premise that supports this study is grounded in Santos (2000) Arrighi (1996), Oliveira (2015), Scarlato (2008), as well as in field research and dialogue with the owner of the textile industry Marcolin. Will be addressed throughout the work, contextualizing Globalization and capitalism in order to understand the economic role of Brazil in the international economy, context is part of a major theoretical debate to understand the beginnings of global, national economic development and also place