Impacto das políticas públicas federais no processo de internacionalização das empresas privadas brasileiras (2000 – 2011)

Abstract

The internationalization strategy of the companies has had higher impact after the Second World War and has been spreading to companies from many countries. In Brazil, this strategy of the companies was intensified in the 1990s and 2000s, increasing exports, contractual agreements and foreign direct investments. Therefore, the Brazilian federal government realizing that the process was intensified, began to create public policies to stimulate this process for the companies. This search performs a survey including 123 Brazilian private companies from different sectors and clusters in the economy in order to identify the impact of the federal public policies in the internationalization process of them. It was described a map about the federal public policies that are in effect until June 2012 and what internationalization strategies are adopted by Brazilian private companies. It was also held a statistical analysis to determine the correlation among the demand, utility, utilization and expansion variables into foreign markets.