The Competitiveness of Brazilian Manufacturing in Both Domestic and International Markets

Castilho, Marta; Torracca, Julia; Freitas, Fábio

doi:10.1057/978-1-137-46260-2_3

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Entry Into Global Value Chains and Evolution Of The Structural Complexity Of The Brazilian And Mexican Economies Between 1995 An1

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“…In Brazil, the value added content of exports increased by 3 percentage points, from 7.8% to 10.8%. According to the studies by Hermida (2016), Côrrea (2016) and Castilho, Torracca and Freitas (2019), this Brazilian share is relatively small compared to that of developed and peripheral countries. Although this percentage still shows the country's scant participation in global value chains, there is significant growth in the shares of certain sectors.…”

Section: Entry Into Global Value Chains and Evolution Of The Structural Complexity Of The Brazilian And Mexican Economies Between 1995 Anmentioning

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Production fragmentation, foreign trade and structural complexity: A comparative analysis of Brazil and Mexico

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Anyul³

2021

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Section: Entry Into Global Value Chains and Evolution Of The Structural Complexity Of The Brazilian And Mexican Economies Between 1995 Anmentioning

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Production fragmentation, foreign trade and structural complexity: A comparative analysis of Brazil and Mexico

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2021

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“…In most countries, international trade represents a significant share of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which has made it an area of interest to policymakers as well as economists. It also enables nations to sell their domestically produced good to other countries of the world (Castilho et al 2019). Nigerian economic growth depends mainly on her trade with other nations.…”

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Challenges in English Language Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century

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Environmental factors' influence on the exchange of goods and services across countries cannot be quantified. The study examined the effect of environmental factors on international trade by viewing of political, economic, social, and technological forces on global trade flow in Nigeria. The uniqueness of the study was the concentration on the trend of political factors such as tariff and government expenditure, economic factors such as exchange rate and inflation rate, social factors such as population rate and education level and technological elements such as electricity consumption and their impact on international trade in Nigerian economy from the period of 1997 to 2017. This quantitative method was adopted using secondary data and Regression Analysis, and Granger Causality Walds Test was used to explore the relationship among identifiable. At a significance level of 0.05, the F-statistics is 8.18 while the p-value of the F-statistics is 0.0002, which is less than 0.05. This implies that the combination of the independent variables significantly influences the balance of payment.

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The Competitiveness of Brazilian Manufacturing in Both Domestic and International Markets

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Production fragmentation, foreign trade and structural complexity: A comparative analysis of Brazil and Mexico

Production fragmentation, foreign trade and structural complexity: A comparative analysis of Brazil and Mexico

Challenges in English Language Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century

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