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ARMADO LIBRO2 FINAL CORREGIDO.Indd AARMADO_LIBRO2_FINALRMADO_LIBRO2_FINAL CORREGIDO.inddCORREGIDO.indd 1 002/09/20102/09/2010 111:39:001:39:00 aa.m..m. TÍTULOS DE LA SERIE RED MERCOSUR 1. El Boom de Inversión Extranjera Directa en el Mercosur 2. Coordinación de Políticas Macroeconómicas en el Mercosur 3. Sobre el Beneficio de la Integración Plena en el Mercosur 4. El desafío de integrarse para crecer: Balance y perspectivas del Mercosur en su primera década 5. Hacia una política comercial común del Mercosur 6. Fundamentos para la cooperación macroeconómica en el Mercosur 7. El desarrollo industrial del Mercosur 8. 15 años de Mercosur 9. Mercosur: Integración y profundización de los mercados financieros 10. La industria automotriz en el Mercosur 11. Crecimiento económico, instituciones, política comercial y defensa de la competencia en el Mercosur 12. Asimetrías en el Mercosur: ¿Impedimento para el crecimiento? 13. Diagnóstico de Crecimiento para el Mercosur: La Dimensión Regional y la Competitividad 14. Ganancias Potenciales en el Comercio de Servicios en el Mercosur: Telecomunicaciones y Bancos 15. La Industria de Biocombustibles en el Mercosur 16. Espacio Fiscal para el Crecimiento en el Mercosur 17. La exportación de servicios en América Latina: Los casos de Argentina, Brasil y México 18. Los impactos de la crisis internacional en América Latina: ¿Hay margen para el diseño de políticas regionales? 19. La inserción de América Latina en las cadenas globales de valor AARMADO_LIBRO2_FINALRMADO_LIBRO2_FINAL CORREGIDO.inddCORREGIDO.indd 2 002/09/20102/09/2010 111:39:011:39:01 aa.m..m. SERIE RED MERCOSUR LA INSERCIÓN DE AMÉRICA LATINA EN LAS CADENAS GLOBALES DE VALOR AARMADO_LIBRO2_FINALRMADO_LIBRO2_FINAL CORREGIDO.inddCORREGIDO.indd 3 002/09/20102/09/2010 111:39:021:39:02 aa.m..m. INSTITUCIONES MIEMBRO DE LA RED MERCOSUR DE INVESTIGACIONES ECONÓMICAS ARGENTINA Centro de Estudios de Estado y Sociedad (CEDES) Centro de Investigaciones para la Transformación (CENIT) Instituto Torcuato Di Tella (ITDT) Universidad de San Andrés (UDESA) BRASIL Instituto de Economia, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (IE-UNICAMP) Instituto de Economia, Universidade Federal de Río de Janeiro (IE-UFRJ) Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada (IPEA) Fundação Centro de Estudos do Comércio Exterior (FUNCEX) PARAGUAY Centro de Análisis y Difusión de Economía Paraguaya (CADEP) Universidad Católica Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (UCNSA) URUGUAY Centro de Investigaciones Económicas (CINVE) Departamento de Economía, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de la República (dECON-FCS, UDELAR) Dirección Ejecutiva: Andrés López (CENIT, Argentina) Coordinación: Cecilia Alemany Asistente Ejecutiva: Virginia Rodríguez Luis Piera 1992 Piso 3 - Edificio Mercosur, CP 11200 Montevideo, Uruguay Teléfono: (598) 2410 1494 Fax: (598) 2410 1493 Email: [email protected] Sitio web: www.redmercosur.org Esta publicación ha sido posible gracias al apoyo del Centro Internacional de Investigaciones para el Desarrollo de Canadá (IDRC). AARMADO_LIBRO2_FINALRMADO_LIBRO2_FINAL CORREGIDO.inddCORREGIDO.indd 4 002/09/20102/09/2010 111:39:021:39:02 aa.m..m. LA INSERCIÓN DE AMÉRICA LATINA EN LAS CADENAS GLOBALES DE VALOR Victor Prochnik (Coordinador) João Alberto De Negri Celso Garrido Vinicius Rodrigues Peçanha Leonardo E. Stanley AARMADO_LIBRO2_FINALRMADO_LIBRO2_FINAL CORREGIDO.inddCORREGIDO.indd 5 002/09/20102/09/2010 111:39:031:39:03 aa.m..m. Os autores deste livro desejam agradecer o apoio da Red Mercosur e do International Development Research Center (IDRC) para o projeto de pesquisa que deu origem a este livro e também para a sua publicação. Em particular, eles são gratos à Cecília Alemany e a sua permanente atenção. Celso Garrido agradece el muy eficiente trabajo de elaboración de bases de datos, gráficos y cuadros realizado por Verónica Vega. © RED MERCOSUR DE INVESTIGACIONES ECONÓMICAS Edición y corrección: Virginia Rodríguez y Cecilia Alemany Depósito legal 353 002 - Comisión del Papel Edición amparada al Decreto 218/96 ISBN: 978 9974 82721 9 Diseño y armado: Manosanta desarrollo editorial Impreso en Uruguay - Printed in Uruguay por Manuel Carballa en setiembre de 2010 Zelmar Michelini 1116 11000 Montevideo Uruguay Telefax: (598) 2902 7681 [email protected] Todos los derechos reservados. Prohibida la reproducción total o parcial de esta obra por cualquier procedimiento (ya sea gráfico, electrónico, óptico, químico, mecánico, fotocopia, etc.) y el almacenamiento o transmisión de sus contenidos en soportes magnéticos, sonoros, visuales o de cualquier tipo sin permiso expreso del editor. Para solicitar autorización para realizar cualquier forma de reproducción o para proceder a la traducción de esta publicación, diríjase a la Oficina de Coordinación de la Red Mercosur, enviando un fax al número: (00598) 2410 1493 o un email a: [email protected] AARMADO_LIBRO2_FINALRMADO_LIBRO2_FINAL CORREGIDO.inddCORREGIDO.indd 6 002/09/20102/09/2010 111:39:031:39:03 aa.m..m. ÍNDICE 1. Introdução as cadeias globais de valor Victor Prochnik ..................................................................................... 13 1.1. Introdução .............................................................................................13 1.2. Estrutura do livro e metodologia da pesquisa ....................................... 14 1.3. As cadeias globais de valor (CGVS) .......................................................... 16 1.4. A participação das empresas dos países em desenvolvimento nas CGVS ....20 2. La inserción de México, Centro América y el Caribe en las cadenas globales de valor Celso Garrido........................................................................................ 25 2.1. Introducción ......................................................................................... 25 2.2. Cambios estructurales y nueva inserción económica internacional de México y diversos países de Centro América y el Caribe. Factores principales y tendencias generales .............................25 2.3. Tres cadenas globales de valor en las que operan los MCAC .................... 35 2.4. Conclusiones ........................................................................................ 61 Bibliografía ................................................................................................. 63 3. La inserción de América del Sur en las cadenas globales de valor Leonardo E. Stanley ..............................................................................69 3.1. Introduccion .........................................................................................69 3.2. La cadena de valor alimenticia en los países de América del Sur ......... 70 3.3. La cadena de valor textil y vestimenta ................................................ 106 3.4. La cadena de calzados y cuero .............................................................145 Bibliografía ................................................................................................187 4. A cadeia de valor global da indústria automobilística no Brasil João Alberto de Negri .......................................................................... 199 4.1. Introdução .......................................................................................... 199 4.2. A perspectiva histórica: as mudanças na cadeia de agregação de valor na indústria automobilística brasileira ..................200 4.3. Delimitação da cadeia automobilística na matriz insumo-produto .... 205 AARMADO_LIBRO2_FINALRMADO_LIBRO2_FINAL CORREGIDO.inddCORREGIDO.indd 7 002/09/20102/09/2010 111:39:031:39:03 aa.m..m. 4.4. Indicadores relevantes para a cadeia automobilística ........................ 210 4.5. A cadeia de valor da indústria automobilística brasileira ....................212 4.6. Características das empresas do setor automobilístico brasilerio ........217 4.7. Conclusões .......................................................................................... 229 Bibliografia ................................................................................................232 5. A inserção das indústrias eletrônicas brasileiras nas cadeias globais de valor Victor Prochnik ................................................................................... 239 5.1. Introdução .......................................................................................... 239 5.2. A evolução internacional da cadeia eletrônica ....................................241 5.3. A inserção da cadeia global de valor da eletrônica nas cadeias setoriais da indústria brasileira ..............................................247 5.4. Política industrial para a cadeia eletrônica no brasil ...........................262 5.5. Conclusões ..........................................................................................264 Bibliografía ............................................................................................... 265 6. Conclusões Vinicius Rodrigues Peçanha y Victor Prochnik ....................................271 AARMADO_LIBRO2_FINALRMADO_LIBRO2_FINAL CORREGIDO.inddCORREGIDO.indd 8 002/09/20102/09/2010 111:39:031:39:03 aa.m..m. | 9 RESEÑA DE AUTORES Victor Prochnik (IE-UFRJ, Brasil) Estadístico, Magíster en Economía y Doctor en Ingeniería de la producci- ón. Profesor del Instituto de Economía de la Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (IE-URFJ). Investigador del Instituto Nacional de Ciência e Tec- nologia em Políticas Públicas, Estratégias e Desenvolvimento (INCT-PPED). Docente en el programa de posgrado (PPED/IE/UFRJ) en Economía de las Empresas
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