CNI: Brazil last in industrial competitive ranking | The economy

Can be negatively affected by aspects like The economic climate and educationOh Brazil is the last industrial competitive ranking prepared by the National Confederation of Industry (CNI). In the study, the ated washed Broadcasting .

The three elements that are very negative on the result are the economic environment; Human development and work; And education. In all, it was the last place in the Brazilian ranking. First, the high financing cost in the country is one of the historical obstacles to the industry. At the moment, the high level of Celic, at 14.25% of the year, strengthens this effect.

In this scenario, the department celebrates the fact that the current government has launched an industrial policy called Nova Indostria Brazil (NIB), which includes a credit item headed by the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES). To see the effects of the program in the ranking, it requires more time. At the moment, the CNI Industrial Policy Superintendent, Fabricio Silvira, classifies the NIB as a “significant advance”, including increasing the experiment a year ago. Financing forecast by planning R $ 300 billion to $ 507 billion by 2026.

“We are talking about the procedures for creating incentives for technical transformation in some sectors. These are the procedures that produce incentives, for example, in the creation of workers, industrial policy in the world, in general, Silvira, Silvira, the need for turning the plan into a permanent state policy.

Another factor that helps play Brazil for the last place in the Economic Environment ranking is a tax environment. In this case, the CNI understands that the country is making significant progress with the tax reform. But it warns that it is necessary to be careful with the rules, especially when tax deductions are not very high.

The CNI study shows that the country is doing better in low carbon performance and natural resources, which occupies the 12th place. The positive highlight is on the decorbonization subfator, ranking 2nd in the ranking. According to the CNI, the country’s need to move forward in terms of circular economy, in which Brazil is worse.

CNI has published the ranking since 2010. In this edition, Entity has made changes to the restructuring of countries competing with Brazil. Now, this study highlights the economies that have a production basket close to the country and is in the same markets at the import and export level.

These comparisions were made with South Korea, the Netherlands, Canada, United Kingdom, China, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, the United States, Turkey, Chile, India, Argentina, Peru, Colombia and Mexico. It is also important to understand the level of competitiveness of these countries against Brazil and attack on internal issues in the new world scenario, where the chains are re -designed by Donald Trump’s tariff policy in the US.

While Brazil’s performance in CNI’s Silvira and ranking is bad, the results are also revealing the “elasticity” of the Brazilian industry. “In the midst of a business climate and negative economic environment, it is a burden, however we can access these markets with some companies,” the superintendent said.

Human development and education

In the factor of human development and work, the country has also appeared in the last place, South Korea who led in countries. Labor relations, which refers to Brazil on the 16th; Health and safety, in which the country ranks 15th; And diversity, equity and inclusions, which occupy the last place, subfators considered in classification. First, for example, aspects of dependence on business activities and the evidence and influence of labor regulations are analyzed.

Already in education sub-ranking, Brazil has been taken to the last place of the survey, with less adherence to technical education and questions that adversely affect the country’s problems such as training such as low levels of science and technology professionals. In this factor, the person who occupied the first place is Germany.

“The poor quality of education can directly impact on the labor market and stable economic development. The route is challenging and has the need to recover the problems brought by the pandemic and war, reducing the cost of Brazil, as well as the productivity and innovation in all layers of the economy,” said CNI president Ricardo Alban.

Of the five other indicators, Brazil is also lower in the industrial competitive ranking. In the United States -led commercial and international integration performance, Brazil is ranked 14th. In this case, there are challenges in consolidation of the industry with international trade, participating in medium exports and high technology transformation and export industry. In infrastructure, Brazilians live with long -term problems, occupying the country 15th. “Points with great need for improvement, the quality of the roads, the density of the rail network and the capacity of the ports,” said the CNI.

Brazil is in the same place in the ranking of manufacturing, innovation and technology. But in science, technology and innovation subfactor, the country is better at 12th, in which the indicators of the economic complexity associated with research and investment in research and investment occupy 9th and 11th respectively. “Every country in the world has a structure with the capillaries of Senoy, for example, not every country that has federal universities, and there are federal universities that do research. We have good examples of promotion companies like Finp,” said Silvira about Brazilian Advances.

Check here CNI General Ranking Competitive Brazil (2023-2024):

1st Special 2nd South Korea 3rd United States 4th Germany 5th United Kingdom 6th China 7th Italy 8th Canada 9th Spain 10th Turkey 11th Russia 12th Mexico 14th Chile 15th Argentina 16