sectoral linkages
[sek-TOR-uhl LINK-ij-iz]
nounpl: sectoral linkages
encadeamentos setoriais
1. Economic connections and interdependencies between different sectors of an economy, where the output of one sector serves as input for another
The sectoral linkages between agriculture and food processing create multiplier effects throughout the economy.
Os encadeamentos setoriais entre agricultura e processamento de alimentos criam efeitos multiplicadores em toda a economia.
2. Supply chain relationships and value chain connections that demonstrate how different industries depend on and support each other
Strong sectoral linkages between automotive and steel industries boost regional development.
Os fortes encadeamentos setoriais entre as indústrias automóvel e siderúrgica impulsionam o desenvolvimento regional.
3. Forward and backward connections in production chains, where sectors provide inputs to and receive inputs from other sectors
Developing sectoral linkages is crucial for industrial policy and economic diversification.
Desenvolver encadeamentos setoriais é crucial para a política industrial e diversificação econômica.
This term is primarily used in economic development, industrial policy, and academic economics contexts. In Brazil, sectoral linkages analysis is important for understanding regional development, particularly in discussions about industrial clusters and the role of government in promoting economic diversification. The concept is frequently referenced in development economics when analyzing how to strengthen emerging industries and create spillover effects.
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