Spatial concentration of production and social inequalities

This article aims to analyze the relationship between spatial concentration of production and social inequality in Brazil, a multidimensional phenomenon that precedes wage labor, but receives greater attention in the advancement of the urbanization process. The hypothesis defended here is that, if e...

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Hlavní autoři:	Pochmann, Marcio, da Silva, Luciana Caetano
Médium:	Online
Jazyk:	por
Vydáno:	ANPUR 2020
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spelling	oai:ojs.rbeur.anpur.org.br:article-60162020-04-29T22:16:54Z Spatial concentration of production and social inequalities Concentração espacial da produção e desigualdades sociais Pochmann, Marcio da Silva, Luciana Caetano desigualdade regional desigualdade econômica desigualdade social concentração espacial produtiva desenvolvimento econômico Regional inequality Economic inequality Social inequality Productive spatial concentration Economic development This article aims to analyze the relationship between spatial concentration of production and social inequality in Brazil, a multidimensional phenomenon that precedes wage labor, but receives greater attention in the advancement of the urbanization process. The hypothesis defended here is that, if endowed with logistical and educational infrastructure under similar conditions to the dynamic center of the national economy, the peripheral states would present economic density and tax collection capacity similar to those richer states, with impacts on capita income, IDHM and other socioeconomic indicators. In 2014, the states of the South and Southeast accounted for more than 71.35% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), accommodating only 56.29% of the population, while the Northeast had a 13.93% share of GDP, accommodating 27.69 % of the population. The sector analysis of income and gross revenues of companies reveals the gulf between North/Northeast and South/Southeast, ensuring the maintenance of social inequalities between the two groups. O objeto de análise deste artigo é a relação entre concentração espacial da produção e desigualdade social no Brasil, fenômeno multidimensional que antecede o trabalho assalariado, mas que recebe maior atenção no avanço do processo de urbanização. A hipótese aqui defendida é de que, se dotados de infraestrutura logística e educacional em condições semelhantes às do centro dinâmico da economia nacional, os estados periféricos apresentariam densidade econômica e capacidade de arrecadação fiscal semelhantes à dos estados mais ricos, com impactos sobre renda per capita, IDHM e outros indicadores socioeconômicos. Em 2014, os estados das regiões Sul e Sudeste concentravam mais de 71,35% do Produto Interno Bruto (PIB), acomodando 56,29% da população, enquanto o Nordeste, com participação de 13,93% no PIB, acomodava 27,69% da população. A análise setorial de renda e faturamento bruto das empresas revela o abismo entre Norte/Nordeste e Sul/Sudeste, assegurando a manutenção das desigualdades sociais entre os dois blocos. ANPUR 2020-02-12 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://rbeur.anpur.org.br/rbeur/article/view/6016 10.22296/2317-1529.rbeur.202004 Revista Brasileira de Estudos Urbanos e Regionais; v. 22 (2020): January-December Revista Brasileira de Estudos Urbanos e Regionais; v. 22 (2020): Janeiro-Dezembro 2317-1529 1517-4115 10.22296/2317-1529.RBEUR por https://rbeur.anpur.org.br/rbeur/article/view/6016/5291 Copyright (c) 2019 Revista Brasileira de Estudos Urbanos e Regionais
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description	This article aims to analyze the relationship between spatial concentration of production and social inequality in Brazil, a multidimensional phenomenon that precedes wage labor, but receives greater attention in the advancement of the urbanization process. The hypothesis defended here is that, if endowed with logistical and educational infrastructure under similar conditions to the dynamic center of the national economy, the peripheral states would present economic density and tax collection capacity similar to those richer states, with impacts on capita income, IDHM and other socioeconomic indicators. In 2014, the states of the South and Southeast accounted for more than 71.35% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), accommodating only 56.29% of the population, while the Northeast had a 13.93% share of GDP, accommodating 27.69 % of the population. The sector analysis of income and gross revenues of companies reveals the gulf between North/Northeast and South/Southeast, ensuring the maintenance of social inequalities between the two groups.
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