Comparative and competitive adventages with the functioning of a reception. Storing and the dispach of fuels in Paraguay an Southern ern Region

Abstract

This work is a research developed within the context of Paraguay an market of fuel derived from oil, to determine the appropriate conditions and to propose competitive and comparative advantages for the southern ern region of Paraguay, with the functioning of a reception, storage and fuel dispatch plant. The problem around which the study has been made, converges in the hypothesis that supposes the achievement of comparative and competitive advantages in the oil derivate fuel market in Paraguay an southern ern region, with the functioning of a reception, storage and fuel dispatch plant, based on socioeconomic, demographic and geographical characteristics of this region and under appropriate market conditions. The work was developed by means of a deductive - inductive process, starting off from the triangulation of the theoretical-conceptual bases and the results obtained from the different primary data sources. The results of the work, allows us to reach the conclusion, starting off from the appropriate characteristics and conditions of market, it is possible to achieve comparative and competitive advantages for the southern ern region of Paraguay, with the functioning of a reception, storage and dispatch plant, starting from an open-market, in which the prices are fixed by the offer and the demand, with clear and predictable rules, applied by an autonomous and independent regulator entity, which compete in equality of conditions all the interested parties actors in the fuel sector, be these national or foreign.