"The ISI Model, better known as Import Substitution Industrialization, replaced the worn-out agro-export model after the ravages of World War I and the post-war period of World War II. In the following video, we will analyze from the shortage of manufactured products during the world wars to the economic challenges of the Great Depression. We will explore how the lack of goods from industrialized European nations acted as a catalyst for the implementation of ISI. This economic model was not only a response to scarcity but also a strategy to transform raw materials from conflict situations into opportunities for internal development.
You will discover how ISI proposed a radical change in economic policy, urging the country to stop depending on foreign products and start consuming and producing locally. We will analyze how this transformation impacted the national industry, fostering growth and diversification of the economy, and the emergence of a new urban phenomenon.
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BIBLIOGRAFÍA
- Kosacoff, B. (1993). La industria argentina: un proceso de reestructuración desarticulada.
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- Reche, F. H. (2019). La Industrialización por Sustitución de Importaciones (ISI): usos y sentidos de una expresión polisémica. Folia Histórica del Nordeste, (35), 27-50.