Cabeza, Marta2015-12-012015-12-012014http://hdl.handle.net/2133/5313La abrupta suba de precios de commodities agro-alimentarias en esta primera parte del siglo XXI se constituyó como un fenómeno tan inesperado como oportuno para una Argentina que, tras el default de diciembre de 2001, pudo beneficiarse de rentas extraordinarias en su comercio exterior e instrumentalizar un modelo particular de desarrollo nacional. Si bien esta alza de precios es atribuida, entre otros factores, a los tirones de demanda de China y los países del sudeste asiático, nuevos estudios sugieren que habría una previa alteración en el marco normativo del mercado internacional de commodities respecto a la fijación de tales precios, que habría servido a los efectos del referido modelo de desarrolloThe sharp rise of agro-food commodities prices in the first part of the 20th century was established as a phenomenon as unexpected as suitable, for a country which could be benefited from extraordinary equities in its international trade and instrumentalize a particular model of national development, after a default in December of 2001. Even though this peak in prices is attributed to the demand pull of China and other countries in south-east Asia, new researches suggest that there could be a previous alteration in the regulatory framework of the international commodities market, in regard the price fixing , that would have served to the referred model of developmentapplication/pdfimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegspaopenAccessEconomía internacionalComoditiesAlimentosArgentinaSector agropecuariobachelorThesis