Difusión de ámbitos privilegiados de acumulación en la historia argentina reciente. Intervención económica estatal y comportamiento empresario, 1966-1989

Abstract

An attentive look at the Argentine history of the last decades of the 20th century clearly shows the existence of three connected facts_ the persistent difficulty to create a standard of sustainable development, the progressive deterioration of capacities and levels of State relative autonomy and, finally, the consolidation of a reduced group of big corporations that accumulate mor and more material and social poyer. In this article I analyze the connection between state intervention, business corporation behavior and spreading of accumulation privileged spaces, and I establish the consequences of this articulation on the profile and performance of the several fractions that form the business elite's heads, between 1966 and 1989. This research has two hypotheses: a) state economic intervention and business corporation practices favored the spread of accumulation privileged spaces; and b) the spread of these spaces allowed the consolidation of a group of corporations closely connected with the state-private economic complex.