EPRESENTACIONES SOCIALES SOBRE LASPOTENCIALIDADES ECONÓMICAS DEL CARIBE COLOMBIANO
Miguel Chajin Flórez
Dictamen Libre · 2015
doi:10.18041/2619-4244/dl.17.3080 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
It is very possible that the economic sectors, such as mining, agriculture, tourism and transport ports in the Colombian Caribbean, going from one side, and what their actors think in the other, and between academics go in a different direction. Do the academics social representations meet the potential of the Colombian Caribbean Economic Development? This paper describes qualitatively the economic environment of the region of the region since their needs, abilities, actions, opportunities and achievements, but seeks to provide theoretical inputs for the construction of a regional development concept. The representations were considered relevant for teachers and researchers of Business Administration programs, Tourism and Hotel Management, Ports Administration, Finance and International Business, Public Accounting at the Autonomous University of the Caribbean, as experts in the economic sectors of the region. They were administered a structured interview of 20 questions which were then tabulated to establish the five indicators of the potential macro variables in the four economic sectors studied. The results point to corroborate the paradoxical wealth of the region, which justifies the urgency of building a regional development concept, and even economic and administrative theory to support it.
Abstract licence: CC BY-SA
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