Impact of the transpacific agreement on Brazilian agribusiness - Abbade da Silva, Rodrigo;A. Coronel, Daniel
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The impacts on Brazilian agribusiness of the formation of the Trans-Pacific Trade Preference Agreement (TPP) were analysed. To this end, we analysed not only the changes in the economy when all tariff barriers are eliminated, which characterises the formation of a free trade area, but also the elimination of tariff barriers together with the elimination of subsidies between the regions of the agreement. To this end, the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) General Equilibrium model was used. The results indicated that, in the first scenario, most of the economic impacts on Brazilian…mehr

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The impacts on Brazilian agribusiness of the formation of the Trans-Pacific Trade Preference Agreement (TPP) were analysed. To this end, we analysed not only the changes in the economy when all tariff barriers are eliminated, which characterises the formation of a free trade area, but also the elimination of tariff barriers together with the elimination of subsidies between the regions of the agreement. To this end, the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) General Equilibrium model was used. The results indicated that, in the first scenario, most of the economic impacts on Brazilian agribusiness would be negative, mainly damaging the meat, corn, wool, processed food and rice sectors. The wheat, oilseed and vegetable sectors would suffer positive impacts. On the other hand, in the second scenario, the impacts on Brazilian agribusiness would be more significant in the wheat, vegetable, oilseed and fruit sectors, with the Brazilian agricultural producer and exporter sector being positively influenced.
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PhD student in administration at the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) and Master's student in administration at the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM). BA in Economics from UFSM, researcher and CAPES scholarship holder. Affinity with econometric research methods and general equilibrium models.