Published 2023-07-19
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Market strategies for entrepreneurial activities in prisons

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22490/25392786.6699
Ignacio Sarabia Urquijo Universidad Popular del Cesar, seccional Aguachica
Ginna Marcela Rincón Avila Universidad Popular del Cesar, seccional Aguachica
Erimar Carolina Bracho Colina Universidad Popular del Cesar, seccional Aguachica

Introduction: The inhumane conditions in which the prisoners live inside the prisons derived from overcrowding, mistreatment and unproductive time, have generated a high degree of violence inside the prisons, violating the well-being of those deprived of liberty. From this situation derives
the initiative, which allows the development of productive projects within prisons, as a mechanism of social reintegration. The purpose of this research was to develop a market study for a broiler chicken and egg shed at the Aguachica, Cesar penitentiary. Methodology: The study was based on
a qualitative approach, with a descriptive scope with a bibliographic design, using a documentary review technique, based on the theory of Porter five forces. Results: The results show that there is a competitive environment in which the warehouse is located, which facilitates the implementation of market strategies for the development of This entrepreneurial activity.

keywords: deprived of liberty, market study, overcrowding, poultry sector, productive projects
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Sarabia Urquijo, I. ., Rincón Avila, G. M. ., & Bracho Colina, E. C. (2023). Market strategies for entrepreneurial activities in prisons. Revista Estrategia Organizacional, 12(2), 73-89. https://doi.org/10.22490/25392786.6699
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