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Intercambios comerciales en la Confederación Granadina según la Comisión Corográfica, 1850-1856

Trade in the Confederación Granadina according to the Chorographic Commission 1850-1856

Jaime Vallecilla Gordillo and María Mercedes Botero

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Abstract: This paper analyzes differents aspects of internal trade taking place during the mid 19th century throughout the several regions of Colombia. This is precisely the priod when the agro-export economy began. It is based on Data and economic information found in several differents publications of La Comisión Corográfica (the work of Italian geographer Agustin Codazzi, who explored, characterized and drew maps of Colombia´s provinces between 1850 and 1859). This paper shows that regional flows of goods (mainly cattle and textiles) were frequent in certain areas; especially in the eastern Andean provinces of Colombia.

Keywords: Regional History; 19th Century; agriculture; regional trade; Colombia; Chorografic Commission (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: N56 N96 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010-07, Revised 2015-12
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Published in Historia y Sociedad 19 (2010): pp. 143-174

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