China'S Textile And Footwear Manufacturing Industry Has Hit Brazil'S Huge Light Industry Sector.

< p > recently, the head of the Fair Trade Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce expressed the concern of the head of the Trade Protection Bureau of the Ministry of foreign trade and trade of the "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp "Brazil" /a "Development Ministry of industry and foreign trade, and expressed concern about the Pakistani side's failure to implement China's market economy status and the recent anti dumping investigation into China's products, and hoped that Pakistan would seriously consider the application of Chinese enterprises' market economic status in anti-dumping cases such as nylon filament, garlic and ceramic tableware.

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< p > whether the follow-up results will work depends on Brazil's attitude. After all, when it comes to trade friction, Brazilians like to use diplomatic rhetoric such as "trade self-defense mechanism".

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< p > interaction between big countries needs "chemical reaction". In the field of economy and trade, if the export products of two countries have certain differences, they can foster strengths and circumvent weaknesses, which is the best embodiment of "chemical reaction".

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< p > however, in 2012, Brazil launched a total of 16 "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_q.asp "anti-dumping" /a survey, of which 13 were targeted against Chinese products.

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Yue Yunxia, deputy director of the comprehensive theoretical research office of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told reporters that Brazil and Argentina are the two countries that Latin America has the most trade frictions against China.

Since 2012, the economy of Brazil has obviously declined. With the adjustment of industrial policies and economic policies facing the country, the import substitution policy has been implemented.

Coupled with the obvious trend of Global trade protectionism, Brazil's trade frictions with China will continue to occur frequently in the next few years.

"Of course, the difference between China and Pakistan in terms of industrial structure is not comparable to that of Latin American countries such as China, Mexico and Columbia. This is also one of the reasons for the increasing trade friction.

Domestic enterprises can find another way, such as investment instead of trade.

Yue Yunxia said.

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< p > a Chinese who has lived in Rio De Janeiro for a long time tells reporters that since the beginning of 90s of last century, the major changes in property rights in Brazil's industrial enterprises have resulted in slow growth of industries and negative growth in individual industries. Facing the rapid opening up of the market, domestic enterprises, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, are unable to predict the new competitive situation caused by the entry of large quantities of imported goods and large numbers of foreign investors. Usually, they adopt a defensive measure and dare not expand their investment.

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< p > Brazilians agree that China has taken up its position in the international a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" manufacturing division /a, and considers it to be the result of China's benefit from the correct foreign trade policy.

But importing large quantities of textiles or finished shoes from China has really hit Brazil's huge light industry sector.

These departments complain that the prices of products imported from China are too low, which has put a lot of pressure on the government of Brazil. They demand restrictions on some products imported from China.

In recent years, China's large number of products exported to Brazil are no longer confined to light industrial products, and the industries involved are becoming more and more extensive.

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< p > there is no doubt that Sino Pakistani relations are the fastest growing relationship among BRICs in terms of the economic and trade relations between China and Brazil.

According to the statistics of the Central Bank of Brazil, the trade between China and Pakistan increased from US $6 billion 680 million in 2003 to US $77 billion 100 million in 2011. In 2012, it dropped to 75 billion 460 million US dollars, equivalent to more than 10 times in less than 10 years.

"In 2011, China and Pakistan even exceeded China and Russia as the largest bilateral trade volume among BRICs."

Zhou Zhiwei, Secretary General of the Brazil research center of the Latin American Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said.

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Carlos Tavares, a foreign trade consultant of Brazil General Chamber of Commerce, pointed out that "in the face of the problems in bilateral trade, the future cooperation between China and Pakistan needs a more open mind". P

However, it is obvious that in the rapid development of bilateral trade between China and Pakistan, Brazil's trade frictions against China are also on the rise.

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Although the summit of the BRICs summit ended shortly after P reached a number of consensus in the economic and trade field, Yue Yunxia pointed out that the expectation was good, but also put forward the hope of close development. However, due to the disunity of the goals of various countries, there was not much consensus on common interests, resulting in an embarrassing situation of "heavy thunder and heavy rain".

It is also impractical to hope to ease the trade frictions between China and Pakistan by "BRIC light".

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