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This study explores the macro and microeconomic effects of trade liberalization in rich countries on Brazil's economy, particularly focusing on its agricultural sector. It highlights how increased demand for Brazilian agricultural exports, especially meat, leads to expanded output, higher wages, and increased labor demand. The study presents graphical representations of sectoral impacts and illustrates how trade liberalization contributes to poverty reduction in Brazil. The findings underscore the positive effects on income levels and employment, particularly for those in agriculture.
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Macro & micro impacts in Brazil from rich country liberalization
Introduction • How trade liberalization in rich countries affects Brazil economy • Sectoral impact • Poverty reduction
Sectoral effectsqo(i,r)=SHRDM(i,r)*qds(i,r)+sum(s,REG,SHRXMD(i,r,s)* qxs(i,r,s))+tradslack(i,r)
Summary • The impact of agricultural liberalization in the rich countries benefited Brazil in agricultural sector • Meat producers benefited the most • Output expands, draw more labors, income and wages increase • Poverty reduced