Book: Impact assessment of a China-Brazil free trade agreement tariffs on goods
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中国 - 巴西 自由贸易协定货物贸易影响评估
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Este artigo tem como objetivo avaliar os impactos de um livre comércio nas economias brasileira e chinesa e o acordo entre eles, considerando 3 cenários: liberalização total, um TLC semelhante ao assinado entre a China e os países da ASEAN, e um semelhante ao ALC MERCOSUL-UE. Liberalização total significa a remoção de todas as distorções no comércio bilateral entre Brasil e China, enquanto as outras duas correspondem à eliminação de direitos em 93% e 91% das mercadorias em ambos os lados.
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This paper aims to assess the impacts on Brazilian and Chinese economies of a free trade agreement between them, considering 3 scenarios: full liberalization, an FTA similar to the one signed between China and ASEAN countries, and one similar to the MERCOSUR-EU FTA. Full liberalization means the removal of all distortions in bilateral trade between Brazil and China, while the other two correspond to duty elimination on 93% and 91% of goods on both sides.