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Abstract
The objective of this work was to analyze the effects of the
increase in the Brazilian agricultural and agro industrial exports upon
the trade account and income distribution between labor and capital
in a general equilibrium context. The general equilibrium analysis was
used as theoretical framework and a Social Account Matrix (SAM) and
a Computable General Equilibrium model (CGE) were used as analytical
instruments. It was considered 1996 as base year and several simulations
were conducted. The SAM multipliers calculated show that the most affec-ted sectors with the export increases were Other Industries, Other Services
and the Family Institution. The results obtained with the CGE show that
the capital factor was favored relative to labor with the export increases.
Both models show that the export increases improved the trade account,
but there was not significant improvement in the distributive pattern.