Análise das políticas públicas brasileiras para a internacionalização de empresas

Abstract

This study performs an analysis of Brazilian public policies aimed at the internationalization of companies. The research notes the different theoretical reflections of the internationalization process, the main strategies of international insertion and presents a description of the challenges and opportunities faced by Brazilian companies in the internationalization process. The study exposes, too, the main institutions that contribute to the development of Brazilian foreign trade, using as study approach the tripod: financing, market access and training. Lastly, is a carried out a search of federal public policies created for circumvent the challenges that companies face to access the international market. In this sense, it is understood that the public policies are in phase of progress and adaptation. There is still a lack of dialogue between the public and private sectors to articulate measures that aimed at improvement and the integration of foreign trade activities and the development of Export Culture among Brazilian companies.