Titlebook: Dynamic Agroindustrial Clusters; The Political Econom Gabriel G. Casaburi Book 1999 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 1999 De

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2662-2483 eration, public-private collaboration and local policies in boosting competitiveness, this book analyzes how much these elements explain the new dynamism of two agroindustrial sectors in Argentina and Chile, dairy and fresh fruit respectively.978-1-349-14832-5978-1-349-14830-1Series ISSN 2662-2483 Series E-ISSN 2662-2491

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The Sectors: Argentine Dairy and Chilean Fruit in International Perspective,l components. This complexity characterizes not only those products that pass through an industrialization stage before reaching the consumer, such as most dairy products, but also those that are virtually untouched between the farm and the supermarket, such as fresh fruits and vegetables. For the l

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Interfirm Co-operation in Rafaela and in the Central Valley,e. Diffused entrepreneurship in the DPSs provides creativity in the form of numerous individuals who are willing to subject their production to the demands of the market, as was discussed in Chapter 3. Chapter 4 showed how R&D institutions in dynamic systems offer firms access to the technologies an

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The Role of the State in Dynamic Production Systems,ribution of property rights in land created a pattern of diffused entrepreneurship, how each state organized its research and development systems so as to foster innovation and rapid technological diffusion among the firms in these two DPSs, and the way state action has facilitated or hindered the d

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Politics and the Shape of the Dynamic Production Systems in Argentina and Chile,at contributed to dynamic growth. The analysis has also substantiated how the absence of certain policies and the failure of certain strategies also explain many of the weaknesses in each DPS. More specifically, the Argentine case benefited from a strong local community and active institutions withi

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