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Morfología del empleo en las industrias de servicios intensivos en conocimiento. El caso de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires

dc.contributor.authorMartínez, Ricardo Gabriel
dc.contributor.authorLeone, Julián Gabriel
dc.contributor.authorRodriguez-Repeti, Juan Manuel
dc.date.accessioned2020-09-29T12:51:23Z
dc.date.accessioned2026-02-18T14:42:59Z
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dc.date.issued2020-09-29
dc.description.abstractLa Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires se caracteriza por una estructura productiva intensiva en servicios, tanto en su absorción de mano de obra como en su participación en el producto. Los servicios intensivos en conocimiento (SIC) explican, a su vez, una buena parte de estos, de modo que merecen un cuidadoso análisis del tipo de demanda laboral asociada. Buena parte de la discusión académica redunda en la importancia de la oferta de capital humano para el desarrollo de la industria del conocimiento, por eso, entendido su rol en la proliferación del sector SIC, el objetivo principal de este trabajo es comprender este mecanismo, pero de forma inversa; es decir, entender la morfología de la demanda de empleo generada con base tanto en la calificación de la mano de obra como en sus tareas realizadas. Además de los controles habituales, se incorpora la precisión de la actividad laboral realizada, entendida bajo un específico esquema de tareas. El análisis permite concluir, entre otras cosas, que, aun con remuneraciones muy por encima del promedio, el control por tareas muestra una notoria disparidad salarial y en términos de creación de empleo. Al mismo tiempo, sobresale el sector SIC en la demanda laboral de puestos con mayor complementariedad tecnológica —intensidad en tareas cognitivas no rutinarias— y de calificación profesional y técnica.spa
dc.description.abstractThe Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is marked by an intensive productive structure in services, both in its absorption of labor and in its participation in the product. A good part of these are explained by the KnowledgeIntensive Services (KIS), so they deserve a careful analysis of the type of demand for labor that is associated. Much of the academic discussion revolves around the importance of supplying human capital for the development of the knowledge industry; therefore, with a clear understanding of its role in the proliferation of the KIS sector, the primary objective of this paper is to understand this mechanism, but in reverse; that is, to understand the morphology of the demand for labor that has been generated, based on both the qualification of the labor force and the tasks that are performed. Besides the usual controls, it incorporates the precision of the work activity, understood under a specific scheme of tasks. This analysis leads to conclude that even with salaries well above the average, the control by tasks shows a notorious gap in salaries and in terms of job creation. At the same time, the KIS sector stands out in the labor demand for positions with greater technological complementarity -intensity in non-routine cognitive tasks- and of professional and technical qualification.eng
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dc.identifier.doi10.21158/01208160.n0.2020.2740
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dc.publisherUniversidad Ean
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dc.relation.citationeditionEdición especial Servicios creativos y de conocimiento: aportes al desarrollo económico
dc.relation.ispartofjournalRevista Ean
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dc.rightsRevista Escuela de Administración de Negocios - 2020
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dc.subjectInformation serviceseng
dc.subjectKnowledge industryeng
dc.subjectHuman capitaleng
dc.subjectManpower needseng
dc.subjectIndustria de serviciosspa
dc.subjectIndustria del conocimientospa
dc.subjectCapital humanospa
dc.subjectDemanda de mano de obraspa
dc.titleMorfología del empleo en las industrias de servicios intensivos en conocimiento. El caso de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Airesspa
dc.title.translatedMorphology of the employment in knowledge-intensive service industries. The case of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aireseng
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