THEORY AND MODEL: INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

• DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.216432431018

• Palavras-chave: Industrial Development; Theory; Models

• Keywords: Industrial Development; Theory; Models

• Abstract:

  This article aims to explore the concept of industrial development, then discuss the theory and predominant models, mentioning their characteristics and gaps. In its first part, the article describes the history of industrial development in England, with this country being the pioneer in achieving industrialization. Next, the theory of surplus value is described, as well as the two models (Fordism and Taylorism) that marked this period, and finally a SWOT analysis pointing out the strengths and weaknesses. A qualitative approach was used to prepare the article as it presents a description of the characteristics of industrial development. And regarding the data collection technique, the research is bibliographic, because it relied on ideas from renowned authors who served as support for the preparation of the work. As possible results, the article illustrates improvement proposals (recommendations) presenting activities and indicators to solve existing gaps.