The performance of Chinese and Brazilian exports to Latin America, 1994-2009

André Cunha, Manuela Gomes de Lima and Marcos Tadeo Caputi Lélis

Revista CEPAL, 2012

Abstract: This article analyses the structure of Brazilian and Chinese exports to Latin American markets, for the purpose of evaluating the repercussions of China's emergence as a global power and major trading partner of the countries of the region. An estimation of several international trade and competitiveness indicators shows that Chinese exports, particularly manufactured goods, are displacing Brazilian products on the regional market; and this poses a potential threat to Brazil.

Date: 2012-04
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