Estudio comparado de las matrices tecnoeconómicas de Argentina y Canadá: un acercamiento desde el análisis insumo-producto
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Martin GentiliCEUR-CONICET
Resumen
Este artículo realiza un estudio comparativo del sistema de relaciones tecnoeconómicas –es decir, de flujos de Investigación y Desarrollo (I+D) incorporado– que estructura el proceso innovador de Argentina y Canadá. Para ello,
se analizaron tanto los flujos domésticos como los de origen importado. La
construcción de indicadores tecnoeconómicos se complementó con un Análisis de Redes. Entre los principales resultados se destaca la mayor articulación
del sistema tecnoeconómico canadiense frente al argentino. Se estableció que
existe una relación entre la articulación y la mayor absorción de I+D del sistema productivo de Canadá vis a vis una participación del componente importado menos relevante. A su vez, dichas diferencias estructurales encuentran
correspondencia con el diferente perfil sectorial de sus respectivas estructuras
tecno-económicas. Entre las principales conclusiones se sugiere que la presencia de un sector dinámico basado en ciencia no compensa la ausencia doméstica de proveedores especializados como núcleos difusores del progreso técnico.
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