O dumping contra as exportações de suco de laranja concentrado brasileiro e sua discussão na OMC

• Autor(a) principal: Monteiro, Jannice Amóras
• Data de Publicação: 2010
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/8970
• topic: OMC; Suco de laranja concentrado brasileiro; Organizacao Mundial do Comercio; Dumping (Politica comercial); Suco de laranja -- Exportacao -- Brasil; Dumping; WTO; Brazilian concentrated orange juice; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::DIREITO

Globalization is a phenomenon whose effects are felt both in the legal harvest, and in various areas of human knowledge, claiming all - theoretical and practical - the adoption of new perspectives are compatible with the current changes observed, particularly in foreign trade, which have come to understand new mechanisms and instruments, as are examples of unfair trade practices that undermine productivity and performance of all firms, justifying thus their study in this work. Among such practices, one of the most obvious and present in international trade is the practice of dumping, which occurs when the price of a particular good or service introduced into the commerce of another country is below its normal price (BARRAL, 2002).This study focuses on the impact of the theory of Public International Law Development (JACKSON, 2006) applied to the dumping, and unfair or restrictive trade, exports of Brazilian orange juice concentrate, operationalized by the four largest exporter of concentrated orange juice based in Brazil, in order to contribute objectively to understand to understand the regulation of trade and restrictive practices or unfair to him and their characteristics, and highlight the multilateral trading system, with a special analysis of the normative scenario incident on the agricultural sector and operation of the WTO Dispute Settlement WTO, highlighting the case of Brazilian orange juice led to the consideration of this, after all, check in the Brazilian case, how would the system of agribusiness across orange chain and how the Brazilian government has acted in the interests of national export of this product. In this light, what are the effects of dumping on Brazilian exports of concentrated orange juice from the case study of four leading exporters of orange juice concentrate? To answer this question, were used as stock methodological case study done with multidisciplinary exports of concentrated orange juice, Brazil, combined with exploratory research and qualitative information on the system of citrus agribusiness, with particular focus on production and exports of orange juice concentrate, based on secondary data, covering numbers on production, consumption and exports of orange and its products in the databases of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Secretariat of Foreign Trade and Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade (SECEX) and the interview technique to collect data, it is the best suited to the small universe of informants. The research aims to address the legal aspects related terms, demonstrating how they will interact, how they are driven through the WTO and what practical results for this sector representative of the Brazilian economy. In this respect, also emphasized the increasing Brazilian participation in the international arena to defend the national interests, recording some progress and challenges of many governments and industry to ensure the effective and free trade in Brazilian exports of concentrated orange juice and thus ensure sustainable development and poverty eradication