Análise da relação mantida entre as importações e produção de bens de capital no interregno de 1991 e 2016

Abstract

It is understood the capital goods industry immersed in a systemic context as one of the last stages of a country's industrialization process and one of the most technologyintensive sectors. In this scenario, capital goods comprise the diversity of machines and equipment that are used in other productive processes. That is, what defines its classification is the ultimate purpose of this good - to attend to the economic activities or productive processes of an economy. Its purpose derives an interdependence, in such a way that the sector under study can play a strategic role by maintaining expressive capacity to spread innovations for the economy. Thus, the present work has as scope to verify whether or not there is complementarity between the domestic production of capital goods and imports of the same category of goods. For this purpose, we use exploratory research with a bibliographical survey and data referring to this sector of primary and secondary sources. Regarding the nature of the data, the research can be considered as quantitative and qualitative. These procedures have shown, for example, that the exchange rate has a negative impact on the production of capital goods and that high levels of domestic production of capital goods are associated, on average, with high levels of imports of goods. same kind of good.