Touristic resources and factor intensity: Dominant factor content of trade in tourism. The case of the municipalities of Buenos Aires, Argentina

The aim of this paper is to quantify one of the characteristics of the production function of the tourism sector in the province of Buenos Aires: the dominant factor content of their touristic resources, one simplified concept which shows the factors of production incorporated in goods. For its esti...

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Main Author: Natalia Porto
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad Anáhuac Oaxaca 2016-01-01
Series:Transitare
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Online Access:http://transitare.anahuacoaxaca.edu.mx/index.php/Transitare/article/view/9/8
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spelling doaj-5700b56cce8544d1b20ac2ec6ce5c01f2020-11-24T23:17:48ZengUniversidad Anáhuac OaxacaTransitare2395-98352016-01-0121148Touristic resources and factor intensity: Dominant factor content of trade in tourism. The case of the municipalities of Buenos Aires, ArgentinaNatalia Porto0Universidad Nacional de La PlataThe aim of this paper is to quantify one of the characteristics of the production function of the tourism sector in the province of Buenos Aires: the dominant factor content of their touristic resources, one simplified concept which shows the factors of production incorporated in goods. For its estimation and the touristic characterization of the different municipalities of the province, the following elements are used: the inventory of touristic resources of 134 municipalities of the province; their classification into the five categories listed by OEA; and the factor intensity of each category. One interesting result is that most municipalities with high touristic GDP show a dominant factor content of capital, the implication being that comparative advantage in the Province of Buenos Aires in Argentina is based on contemporary technical, scientific and artistic work. It may be concluded that there is place to exploit tourism in Argentina, what points to the need to accompany them with a correct design of public policies.http://transitare.anahuacoaxaca.edu.mx/index.php/Transitare/article/view/9/8Dominant Factor ContentTouristic ResourcesTouristic Trade
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Touristic resources and factor intensity: Dominant factor content of trade in tourism. The case of the municipalities of Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Dominant Factor Content
Touristic Resources
Touristic Trade
author_facet Natalia Porto
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title Touristic resources and factor intensity: Dominant factor content of trade in tourism. The case of the municipalities of Buenos Aires, Argentina
title_short Touristic resources and factor intensity: Dominant factor content of trade in tourism. The case of the municipalities of Buenos Aires, Argentina
title_full Touristic resources and factor intensity: Dominant factor content of trade in tourism. The case of the municipalities of Buenos Aires, Argentina
title_fullStr Touristic resources and factor intensity: Dominant factor content of trade in tourism. The case of the municipalities of Buenos Aires, Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Touristic resources and factor intensity: Dominant factor content of trade in tourism. The case of the municipalities of Buenos Aires, Argentina
title_sort touristic resources and factor intensity: dominant factor content of trade in tourism. the case of the municipalities of buenos aires, argentina
publisher Universidad Anáhuac Oaxaca
series Transitare
issn 2395-9835
publishDate 2016-01-01
description The aim of this paper is to quantify one of the characteristics of the production function of the tourism sector in the province of Buenos Aires: the dominant factor content of their touristic resources, one simplified concept which shows the factors of production incorporated in goods. For its estimation and the touristic characterization of the different municipalities of the province, the following elements are used: the inventory of touristic resources of 134 municipalities of the province; their classification into the five categories listed by OEA; and the factor intensity of each category. One interesting result is that most municipalities with high touristic GDP show a dominant factor content of capital, the implication being that comparative advantage in the Province of Buenos Aires in Argentina is based on contemporary technical, scientific and artistic work. It may be concluded that there is place to exploit tourism in Argentina, what points to the need to accompany them with a correct design of public policies.
topic Dominant Factor Content
Touristic Resources
Touristic Trade
url http://transitare.anahuacoaxaca.edu.mx/index.php/Transitare/article/view/9/8
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