Las posturas oscilantes de una centenaria corporación vitivinícola frente a la regulación de la industria, Mendoza 1930-1955

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01/2014
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Instituto de Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora
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América Latina en la Historia Económica
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1405-2253
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2007-3496
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Las regulaciones a la industria vitivinícola de Mendoza tuvieron en el periodo analizado distintos niveles de tolerancia que se expresaron en las contradicciones del discurso del Centro Vitivinícola Nacional, longeva corporación empresaria, que osciló entre las preocupaciones por la rentabilidad del negocio vitivinícola y los avances de la libertad de mercado. Este juego entre políticas públicas y corporaciones empresarias, es, precisamente, el tema de esta investigación que se centra entre 1930 y 1955, año de caída del primer peronismo. Las disposiciones iniciales postergaron las mejoras en el proceso productivo y contaron con el apoyo del Centro Vitivinícola Nacional, que, sin embargo, años más tarde, con corta memoria, olvidó el reclamado apoyo del estado y se pronunció contra lo que consideró políticas totalitarias.
In the analyzed period, the regulations to the wine industry of Mendoza had different levels of tolerance that were expressed in the contradictions of the discourse of the National Wine Centre, long-lived business corporation, which ranged among the worries for the profitability of the wine business and the advances of the free market. This game between public policies and corporate entrepreneurs is precisely the subject of this research that focuses between 1930 and 1955, year of the decline of the first Peronism. The initial regulations deferred improvements in the production process having the support of the National Wine Centre, which, however, years later, with short memory, forgot the claimed support from the State and declared against, what it considered totalitarian policies.
In the analyzed period, the regulations to the wine industry of Mendoza had different levels of tolerance that were expressed in the contradictions of the discourse of the National Wine Centre, long-lived business corporation, which ranged among the worries for the profitability of the wine business and the advances of the free market. This game between public policies and corporate entrepreneurs is precisely the subject of this research that focuses between 1930 and 1955, year of the decline of the first Peronism. The initial regulations deferred improvements in the production process having the support of the National Wine Centre, which, however, years later, with short memory, forgot the claimed support from the State and declared against, what it considered totalitarian policies.
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