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LATIN AMERICAN ECONOMIES IN THE WORLD TRADE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The history of incorporation is summarized as follows:
        
        Argentina and Uruguay started with the export of hides, skins and tallow to Europe.
        
        Chile followed with the sale of flour, oil and wine demanded by the new population arriving in California because of the gold rush.
        
        This motivated American businessmen to build the railroad across the Isthmus of Panama. Where they bought "Panama hats" that were created in Ecuador.
      - The incorporation of the world market is understood as the establishment of a permanent trade in quantities of permanent trade in quantities outside the region, to the United States and Europe. Since 1840, Latin Americans entered one of the great stage of the world market. This sequence was due to the diversification of demand in Europe and the United States, and to technical and institutional innovations.
      - The industrial diversification and the maodusive production of the imperialist countries needed a new Amazonian products such as: rubber, as well as mineral resources, tin from Bolivia, copper from Chile, iron, bauxite from Venezuela and oil (Mexico, Venezuela). oil made in Mexico and Venezuela.
- - - - This production and extraction of products did not happen by magic. But other Latin American millionaires spent their money in Paris or London, their companies grew in Latin America, and thousands of workers, with low wages and poor working conditions, sent their exports to world markets. The peasants of Europe, hoping to have worked in America. They became the driving force behind a migratory flow, especially to the so-called ABC countries (Argentina, Brazil and Chile). Argentina, Brazil and Chile.