O circuito inferior da economia urbana do Bairro Natal, Ituiutaba, Minas Gerais e os impactos no cotidiano das famílias

Abstract

The present work has as its object of study the lower and upper circuits in the space of Natal neighborhood, Ituiutaba MG, seeking to identify and understand impacts and benefits on the family economy. During the subject’s economic geography, I and II and urban geography, great curiosities were raised about the lower and upper circuit because it is a topic that has great influence on the socioeconomic life of a population and is related to the development and underdevelopment of an urban space and its production. I believe that fieldwork is what contributes most to clarifying and improving knowledge through reflection and theoretical readings on the subject. The interest in this work permeates my desire to get to know the neighborhood in which I live better. When developing this one, I sought to quantitatively know the lower circuits of the Natal neighborhood, first identifying the process of development and underdevelopment of the neighborhood, what are its boundaries? And streets? Where are the circuits located? What are the impacts, positive and negative? And for this we have as a theoretical reference the authors SANTOS (2008, 2012 and 2007), CORRÊA (2000), SPOSITO (2017) among others. This will be presented next; introduction, theoretical dialogue, history of the creation and construction of the space and its boundaries, knowing the commercial points and performances of the circuits with their impacts and final considerations.