El crecimiento sesgado: tensiones teóricas en el comercio internacional.

Abstract

The present work has as purpose to present the characteristics and the importance of the innovations, in conjunction with the existing relation between the guidelines of the theory of the foreign trade, globalization and aligned by the case of study, of the book International Economy - Theory and Paul R. Krugman's policy. Taking the radical changes that have emerged through these years considering the time of the 90s to the present. Throughout this work, we highlight some methodological and conceptual orientations that may help in the analysis of this case. For this we have used bibliographical references, where relevant topics were identified in relation to the topic such as: Industrialization, globalization, imports, exports and trade balance, all of them with the purpose of knowing how they interact with each other and how they influence in skewed growth. Economic growth refers to the need for local processes to adhere to more allies and these can be conditioned to new processes such as margins and possibilities for innovative action while foreign trade describes how imports and exports act on countries as it is. the case of Ecuador, where its exports have been basically linked to a temporary export product, and it is necessary to diversify national production, allowing importation to be invested in the country, which sustainably allows the export of new goods or services.