O início da industrialização brasileira: ruptura do modelo agroexportador

Abstract

This present paper has as objective to investigate the theories that explain the beginning of the Brazilian industrialization: the industrialization induced by exports and the theory of adverse shocks. To investigate specifically how each one contributed with the industrialization from the beginning of the process of rupture with agro export model. Analyze how the expansion of the coffee sector and the adverse economic shocks that occurred at the beginning of the republic may have expanded Brazil's industrial sector. To demonstrate the evolution of the coffee sector, the influences of adverse shocks, and their consequences generated in the process of industrialization in Brazil, according to authors and interested parties. After analysis of historical series and a vast bibliographical survey published, it was concluded that coffee greatly contributed to Brazilian industrialization and had important economic and social repercussions.