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Minería y desarrollo. Tomo 3: Competitividad y desempeño en el sector minero

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  • Juan Carlos Henao (Editor)
  • Carlos Alberto Restrepo Rivillas (Editor)

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Los lectores encontrarán aquí una aproximación al comportamiento del sector en términos de variables empresariales, las cuales son analizadas desde diferentes perspectivas. En concordancia con el espíritu interdisciplinar del proyecto, en este tomo participan investigadores de las Facultades de Administración de Empresas, Finanzas, Gobierno y Relaciones Internacionales, Comunicación Social, así como de varios departamentos de la Facultad de Derecho, en particular, los departamentos de Derecho Minero y Energético, Propiedad Intelectual, Comercial, Laboral, de los Negocios, Financiero y Bursátil. Se abordan las diferentes dimensiones empresariales del sector que requieren atención en el corto y mediano plazo. A lo largo de los capítulos el lector encontrará diversos análisis que abarcan las condiciones del entorno económico y regulatorio que están afectando la competitividad, y elementos institucionales que presentan un gran potencial para estimular el crecimiento, pero que al mismo tiempo pueden convertirse en obstáculos para su desempeño en el largo plazo; además, podrá comprender la forma como el desempeño del mercado mundial y las tendencias de futuro pueden condicionar variables empresariales concretas del mercado local, tales como la rentabilidad, la productividad y la inversión. Además, el tomo presenta una abundante información recolectada en fuentes secundarias, incluyendo testimonios de fuentes primarias, tales como empresarios, funcionarios de organizaciones e instituciones, y especialistas en el tema. Todo ello da cuenta de la complejidad de los escenarios que las empresas del sector deben enfrentar en la actualidad, y las estrategias que sus líderes deben ejecutar para responder a ellos. La aproximación interdisciplinaria que presentan los autores sobre los factores que explican la competitividad y el desempeño de la industria minera serán de gran utilidad para las personas interesadas en comprender de manera integral la compleja realidad de este sector, y su verdadera capacidad para ser un motor de desarrollo económico para el país.

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  • Juan Carlos Henao (Editor) & Carlos Alberto Restrepo Rivillas (Editor), 2016. "Minería y desarrollo. Tomo 3: Competitividad y desempeño en el sector minero," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 879.
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