Determinación de causas e indicadores para regular la renta comercial del suelo en el centro historico de la ciudad de Loja

Abstract

Since the late 1940s, a violent process of urbanization has begun to be experienced in Latin America as a general phenomenon that has its deep roots in the capitalist forms of development in the region. With variations independent of the level of development of the productive forces of each country, but in a generalized way for all of them, the semicolonial or primary export accumulation that characterized dependent capitalism in Latin America gives a step to a new form of base accumulation Industrial urban 1 In Ecuador, rural urban relations were adapted, from the 60's, to the new requirements of capitalist development; The primary export organization that characterized the spatial structure of production begins to be modified and integrated into spatial structures with regional and national influence; The great cities become the articulating centers of the new forms of accumulation.