COVID-19 and the Brazilian manufacturing sector: Roads to reindustrialization within societal purposes

Dweck, Esther; Marcato, Marília Bassetti; Torracca, Julia; Miguez, Thiago

doi:10.1016/j.strueco.2022.02.018

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“…Além disso, o mecanismo de governança central é a tecnologia da informação e os padrões para troca de informações. 11 Ver Dweck et al (2022) para uma discussão a respeito dos efeitos da pandemia sobre a estrutura produtiva brasileira e ampliação da dependência de importações do Sistema Único de Saúde brasileiro.…”

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“…Especialmente desde a crise internacional de 2008, a integração nas redes de produção internacional passou a ser vista para além do desafio de tornar-se competitivo em atividades de maior valor agregado, mas também da perspectiva do envolvimento de mais atores locais nas CGVs. A ideia é que a agregação de valor pode ocorrer também pela atuação, em larga escala, em atividades de menor valor adicionado, gerando igualmente altos montantes lucros, salários e arrecadação tributária, mas também promovendo transformações estruturais a partir da criação de ligações interindustriais domésticas (INOMATA;TAGLIONI, 2019;KUROIWA, 2015;DWECK;MONTANHA, 2022).…”

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Tecnologias digitais e reorganização da produção internacional

Introini,

Marcato,

Sarti

2023

Rev. Bras. Inov.

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A digitalização tem potencial de provocar transformações na organização da produção internacional e no escopo e extensão das cadeias globais e regionais de valor (CGVs), com efeitos sobre as possibilidades de inserção dos países em desenvolvimento. A contribuição deste artigo é analisar potenciais impactos da digitalização sobre as CGVs, valendo-se de uma discussão sobre a natureza e a evolução das tecnologias sob a perspectiva evolucionária. Ao sinalizar como a natureza das tecnologias digitais pode influenciar as estruturas de governança das CGVs, o artigo aponta tendências multifacetadas e, por vezes, de direções contrárias, entre elas o aumento da concentração de valor gerado nos países desenvolvidos e a ampliação das dificuldades de inserção dos países em desenvolvimento, sobretudo daqueles especializados em atividades intensivas em mão de obra e sem capacitações para adoção de tecnologias digitais.

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Tecnologias digitais e reorganização da produção internacional

Introini,

Marcato,

Sarti

2023

Rev. Bras. Inov.

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“…Recently, Bastas and Garza-Reyes (2022) investigated the key challenges and strategies formulated by manufacturing organizations operating in the Northern region of Cyprus to close the knowledge gap on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on manufacturing operations. Similarly, Dweck et al (2022) investigated the pandemic-crisis effect on Brazilian manufacturing industries using an input-output model. The article suggested that the pandemic indicates certain paths to reindustrialization and resiliency.…”

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Investigating and modeling interactions among manufacturing barriers due to Covid-19 pandemic: an interpretive ranking process

Badhotiya

Sachdeva

Soni

2022

IJIEOM

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PurposeThe manufacturing industry is one of the most disrupted systems as a result of the global spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. Manufacturing firms are looking for strategies and policies to deal with the situation while also meeting customer demands. This study aims to discuss and analyze the barriers that have impacted manufacturing systems during this period.Design/methodology/approachThe barriers and performance measures were extracted from the extant literature and further discussed with academic and industry experts. Based on the response of experts, a list of ten barriers and five performance measures were selected for further analysis. The interpretive ranking process (IRP) is applied to analyze the inter-relationship among the barriers with respect to performance variables. The cross-interaction matrices and the dominance profile are created to prioritize the barriers. Based on dominance value, an IRP-based manufacturing barrier evaluation model is developed for validation.FindingsThe impact of the pandemic on the manufacturing industry is analyzed through the list of barriers and a structured ranking model is proposed. The research findings of the study indicate that “Financial constraints” is the most influential barrier to manufacturing due to the outbreak of Covid-19, followed by “Government imposed restrictions” and “Setbacks in logistics services.”Practical implicationsThe ranking of barriers and developed interpretive ranking process model would be helpful for practitioners and policymakers to formulate strategies for manufacturing organizations to deal with the pandemic situation. The finding can be beneficial as it promotes similar studies in other sectors.Originality/valueThis study contributes to the manufacturing sector by developing a contextual relationship among the set of identified barriers against various performance measures. As per the author's knowledge, this is the first study that provides a relationship and ranking of manufacturing barriers due to the outbreak of Covid-19.

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“…As in other developing countries, the Covid-19 pandemic has opened up social inequalities and disparities in the provision of health services in Brazil. In addition to the substantial scarcity of highly critical health resources (Lobo et al, 2022), the social and economic indicators of the period showed reductions in industrial production followed by job losses and reduced tax revenue (Dweck et al, 2022). The average Brazilian income reduced from R$2,995 (September/2020) to R$2,568 (December/2021), the lowest value since the beginning of the 2012 historical series (Figure 1) (IBGE, 2022).…”

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Supplementary Health System in Brazil: Business Model Not Threatened by Socioeconomic Crisis

Veiga¹,

Veiga²,

Su³

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Objective: The performance of the supplementary health system (SSS) in Brazil depends on the country's ability to generate employment and income. Yet, on the other hand, even in the face of the economic crises that have hit Brazil in recent years and, more sharply, after the Covid-19 pandemic, the SSS ended 2021 with continuous growth in the number of beneficiaries. This perspective suggests possible causes to explain this contradiction while questioning the role of the State in providing a constitutional right for Brazilians. Theoretical framework: Brazilian health system can be divided into three segments: a public segment financed by the State (Unified Health System, SUS), a private segment, and a supplementary health segment, the latter two with public and private funding. The Supplementary Health System (SSS) represents a highly regulated area. Design/methodology/approach: The methodology of this work followed the rigor and steps to develop a current perspective on supplementary health in Brazil. Insights from this perspective shed light on the subject of supplementary health by providing insight into existing issues, concepts and prevailing notions about health systems. Findings: The healthcare system in Brazil is complex and combines market elements of public and social interest in a single environment. In this way, the question remains whether business models geared to the base of the economic pyramid (BoP) community have focused exclusively on making a profit by “selling to the poor” or whether they have brought a valuable commitment to social development in the country. Research, Practical & Social implications: This question deserves attention due to the de-prioritization of health on the political agenda in an election year and the critical post-Covid-19 pandemic situation. Social policies in Brazil need to go beyond guaranteeing access to credit compensating for the lack of public provision, at the risk of mortgaging the SUS as a sign of modernity and progress. Originality/value: This perspective suggests possible causes to explain this contradiction while questioning the role of the State in providing a constitutional right for Brazilians.

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COVID-19 and the Brazilian manufacturing sector: Roads to reindustrialization within societal purposes

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

Tecnologias digitais e reorganização da produção internacional

Tecnologias digitais e reorganização da produção internacional

Investigating and modeling interactions among manufacturing barriers due to Covid-19 pandemic: an interpretive ranking process

Supplementary Health System in Brazil: Business Model Not Threatened by Socioeconomic Crisis

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