Há evidências de desindustrialização no Brasil
By André Nassif. 2008
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Are There evidences of deindustrialization in Brazil? This paper aims at analyzing the theoretical concept of deindustrialization, and evaluating if Brazil, following the implementation of economic reforms in the 1990´s, has suffered from a “new Dutch disease”. Despite the manufacturing sector declining participation in the Brazilian Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the empirical evidence show that the changes in the economy structure since the mid-1980’s to the end of 2005 should not be described as deindustrialization. Since there was not evidence of either generalized reallocation of resources towards industries based on natural resources, or a pattern of export specialization in goods technologically based on natural resources or even on labor, one cannot conclude that Brazil was infected by a “new Dutch disease”.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Political Science and International Relations
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- Structural change and economic development: is Brazil catching up or falling behind? (2015, background): “…and the keeping of a balanced distribution of employment in manufacturing between old and more technologically sophisticated industries - by not vi lating both stylised facts 1 and 2, as discussed in Section 2 - could not be signalising early de-industrialisation in Brazil (see Nassif, 2008).”
- Desindustrialização: conceituação, causas, efeitos e o caso brasileiro* (2010, background): “Argumentos contrários a tese de desindustrialização foram apresentados por Nassif (2006).”