Stages of The Industrialization Process

The industrialization process describes a transitional period to an industrial sociedadagrícola. On the contrary, the process could be defined suchas period of economic growth characterized by reduced weight relativodel industrial sector in terms of production and industrialization empleo.El comprises the transition from an industrial sociedadagrícola, accompanied by income growth per capita and productivity. For this to occur, the supply of agricultural products has quesatisfacer demand. It has been shown that in the early stages of development Deuna economy, demand for agricultural products is elastic (when losingresos increase the demand for them). For the process of sustained and viable industrializaciónsea is necessary for the growing demand for agricultural products sesatisfaga either by imports or by productividadagrícola Nacional.A increases in the early stages of industrialization, the ability parasatisfacer demand for agricultural products through increased importacioneses limited because of the effects it would have on the international prices relativos.Si import demand for food is high, the terms of trade may change and negatively affect the country that is starting its deindustrialization process to the point that it could reach what is known como'crecimiento impoverishing 'a situation in which real income per capita decreases because all productivity gains are used to finance the demand for imported products. Therefore, an effective process of industrialization requires queaumente national agricultural productivity remains a necessary condition for modern industry elcrecimiento feasible condition. Although it is generally accepted that the Revolution industry is usually preceded by a period of proto-industrialization, seconsidera that modern industrialization began during the eighteenth century British laexperiencia.