Effect of the pandemic caused by covid-19 on the brazilian market share: an approach according to the types of transport mode
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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v11i1.24732Keywords:
Trade; Transport mode; Market share; Economic crisis.Abstract
The study aimed to analyze the pattern of Brazilian foreign trade in the pandemic period, in view of this, to verify changes according to the main modes of transport used, taking as object of study the states with greater export mobility. The information used is sourced from the Ministry of Foreign Trade through the comexstat platform. The study time comprises the interval from 2018 to 2020, the purpose was to verify possible gains or losses in market share via transport mode and, for this purpose, the market share model was used in its reduced form. Through the results, relevant results were verified, such as changes in the air modal in the case of the state of São Paulo and Minas Gerais and market share gains in the case of São Paulo. Also, the results portray the relevance of the maritime modal as essential in the pattern of the export agenda, in addition, the highlight of the state of São Paulo in the total share exported by the country. In general, it was possible to trace a substantial effect on the export agenda linked to the effects of the health crisis caused by covid-19.
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