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Políticas financeiras nas estratégias de internacionalização: efeitos do IED sobre as exportações brasileiras
[Politiques financières dans les stratégies d’internationalisation : effet de l’IDE sur les exportations brésiliennes]

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  • Rivera Rivera, Edward Bernard Bastiaan
  • Cassano, Francisco Américo

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Le présent article a pour objectif de vérifier l’influence que l’IDE (investissement direct étranger) exerce sur les exportations brésiliennes. Pour guider cet étude, la question-problème suivante s’est posée : comment l’IDE influence-t-il les flux d’exportations brésiliennes ? Une révision de la littérature a été réalisée, permettant ainsi d’identifier la diversité des motivations par rapport à l’exécution de l’IDE, à ses finalités et à son applicabilité spécifiques. Dans le but d’attribuer un plus grand degré de certitude aux constatations obtenues dans la révision de la littérature, une analyse économétrique a été développée avec l’IDE comme variable indépendante et les exportations brésiliennes comme variable dépendante, permettant ainsi d’obtenir les résultats suivants : l’IDE n’a pas une nature complémentaire par rapport aux exportations brésiliennes ; la dépréciation du taux de change n’est pas une force macroéconomique significative pour augmenter les exportations brésiliennes ; l’investissement direct brésilien joue un rôle stimulateur d’exportations brésiliennes par l’approvisionnement des facteurs de production (inputs) aux unités liées à tels investissements ainsi que par l’amélioration de la distribution de produits dans le marché étranger. Comme réponse à la question-problème, l’IDE n’a pas exercé d’influence significative sur les exportations brésiliennes ces dernières années.

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  • Rivera Rivera, Edward Bernard Bastiaan & Cassano, Francisco Américo, 2007. "Políticas financeiras nas estratégias de internacionalização: efeitos do IED sobre as exportações brasileiras [Politiques financières dans les stratégies d’internationalisation : effet de l’IDE sur," MPRA Paper 4534, University Library of Munich, Germany, revised 25 May 2007.
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    Politiques financières; de ressources humaines et de transfert de technologie des entreprises internationales;

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    • F21 - International Economics - - International Factor Movements and International Business - - - International Investment; Long-Term Capital Movements

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