Considerations on the Scope and Limits of the Substitution Process in Argentina in the 1930-1975 Cycle

Abstract

The article seeks a return to discussions about the substitute period in Argentina, in as so much as we consider a good deal in economical policies proposal during the last two governments in Argentina are referred to some proposals of J. D. Peron’s development and redistribution program during his first two governments. Since we consider there is quite a debate about the borders and extent of the substitutive cycle, we consider it wise to elaborate a diagnosis on the objective conditions of the economic development, and hither to reformulate economicpoliticsandinterbourgeoisdiscussions, as well as the place of the labor class in alliances. Let us concentrate on the industrialization process due to substitution of import, in both its cycles, and hitherto we’ll strive to identify analogies and possible coincidences in some proposals in the economic politics of the aforesaid governments.