Structural changes in the Brazilian economy 1990–2015

Filho, José Firmino de Sousa; Santos, Gervásio Ferreira dos; Ribeiro, Luiz Carlos de Santana

doi:10.1080/09535314.2020.1802234

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“…Between 2000 and 2008, an exchange rate appreciation may have led to an increase in intermediate inputs 11 domestically. This result corroborates the findings in Magacho et al (2018) 12 between 1995-2008and Sousa Filho et al (2020) from 2000-2005and 2010-2015 However, between 2010 and 2014, the imported penetration was more pronounced. Added to the demand deceleration, this also corroborates the loss of importance of the MH&HT group between 2010 and 2014 (see table 6).…”

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The medium-high and high technological intensity sectors in Mexico and Brazil: a structural decomposition analysis between 2000-2014

Alves-Passoni

2022

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We develop a structural decomposition analysis (SDA) to identify the importance of mid-high and high technological intensity (MH&HT) manufacturing and services to the changes in gross output for Brazil and Mexico between 2000 and 2014. We break down the output changes in the composition and level of final demand, the production technique (technical coefficients), and the trade pattern (share of imports in the total supply of inputs and final goods). The results show that the MH&HT importance tends to be pro-cyclical in the two economies, increasing during periods of more remarkable economic growth (2000-2008 for Brazil and 2010-2014 for Mexico). This relation tends to be perceived for manufacturing and less so for services.

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“…Recent studies by Haraguchi et al (2017) as well as Felipe et al (2019) have questioned whether manufacturing retains its importance in explaining countries' development levels. They conclude that having a more significant 1 For example, Magacho et al (2018), Alves-Passoni (2019) andSousa Filho et al (2020).…”

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The medium-high and high technological intensity sectors in Mexico and Brazil: a structural decomposition analysis between 2000-2014

Alves-Passoni

2022

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“…This demonstrates that the Brazilian tourism sector has a growth dynamic influenced by final demand, which is a relatively expected result because TCAs, for the most part, target the final demand of the economy. Moreira and Ribeiro (2013) and Sousa Filho et al (2021) using the same methodology, observed a similar behavior for the Brazilian economy. These authors identified that the variation in Brazilian production during the periods of 2000-2005 and 1990-2015, respectively, was mostly explained by changes in the components of final demand.…”

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“…Conversely, the expansion of production in sectors primarily oriented toward the domestic market, with potential significant effects on the productive chain, has been significantly hindered by the shifts in final demand, as seen in the cases of Trade and Construction. The findings of Sousa Filho et al (2021) suggest that the Brazilian production structure remains vulnerable and reliant on demand fluctuations for its expansion. Additionally, the manufacturing industry continues to be the primary sector capable of instigating fundamental alterations in production.…”

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productive interdependence of tourist activities in Brazil

Santos,

Ribeiro,

Takasago

2024

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This paper examines the production linkages of Tourism Characteristic Activities in the Brazilian economy and breaks down the output variation of these activities into technological change and final demand effects. To do so, we use the hypothetical extraction and structural decomposition methods based on the Brazilian input-output matrices of 2010 and 2015. The main results show that the absence of tourist activities would cause a 0.83% reduction in the total output in Brazilian economy, and the impacts caused by the absence of the purchasing and selling structures of these activities were relatively low, which can be partially explained by the fact that tourist activities are oriented towards final demand. Furthermore, variations in the output of tourist activities are predominantly explained by the behavior of final demand, with a reduced impact of technical progress. Household consumption and exports are the ones that contributed the most to the variations in output.

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“…1 Além disso, o período é marcado pelo crescimento do PIB brasileiro com o "boom das commodities", a geração de empregos formais, a maior distribuição de renda e o crescimento real do salário mínimo (Hoffmann, 2007;Sacchet e Calixtre, 2011;Komatsu e Menezes-Filho, 2015;Spilimbergo e Srinivasan, 2019). No entanto, o ano de 2012 marca o fim do crescimento impulsionado pela demanda e, consequentemente, inicia-se um ciclo de fraco desempenho da economia brasileira impactando os estados e, em particular, a economia do estado da Bahia (Sousa Filho et al, 2020;SEI, 2020). Esses fatores demarcam um período importante na história recente da economia brasileira, da retomada do crescimento aos novos ciclos de recessão.…”

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Produtividade do Trabalho e Economias de Aglomeração: Evidências para o Estado da Bahia

Silva

Sousa

Caires

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Este artigo analisa o efeito das economias de aglomeração sobre a produtividade do trabalho no estado da Bahia no período de 2002 a 2016. A literatura aponta que a produtividade do trabalho depende da estrutura produtiva local e das externalidades de aglomeração. Utilizou-se um modelo de dados em painel dinâmico para estimar indicadores da produtividade do trabalho em nível municipal. O Método dos Momentos Generalizados - \textit{GMM System} – com variáveis instrumentais foi adotado para lidar com a produtividade defasada e os fatores não observados dos municípios. A análise foi feita em duas etapas considerando os municípios fora do Semiárido (Grupo 1) e o conjunto de municípios do Semiárido (Grupo 2). Os resultados mostraram que a produtividade do trabalho defasada exerceu maior influência sobre os níveis de produtividade atuais, principalmente para o Grupo 1. Para ambos os grupos, os coeficientes de especialização (QL) e diversificação setorial (HHM) apresentaram efeito negativo na maioria dos setores analisados. Não foram encontradas evidências de externalidades positivas de aglomeração, a partir do tamanho populacional e das densidades da população e do emprego. As demais variáveis socioeconômicas apresentaram resultados distintos entre os grupos analisados.

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Structural changes in the Brazilian economy 1990–2015

Cited by 9 publications

References 32 publications

The medium-high and high technological intensity sectors in Mexico and Brazil: a structural decomposition analysis between 2000-2014

The medium-high and high technological intensity sectors in Mexico and Brazil: a structural decomposition analysis between 2000-2014

productive interdependence of tourist activities in Brazil

Produtividade do Trabalho e Economias de Aglomeração: Evidências para o Estado da Bahia

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