Post by xyz3700 on Feb 27, 2024 1:59:29 GMT -5
Petrobras signed, this Tuesday (11/06), a Cessation Commitment Term (TCC) with the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade). The state-owned company must sell eight oil refineries, including fuel transportation assets, so that the administrative inquiry by the body investigating abuse of position can be suspended. reproduction Petrobras signs a commitment to close an administrative investigation investigating the abuse of the state-owned company's dominant position in the refinery sector. The measure aims to stimulate competition in the national refining market, until then almost entirely explored by Petrobras, through the entry of new agents that would attract investments to the sector. Currently, the company holds a 98% share in this segment and competition is due to imports and companies with low presence in Brazilian territory.
Furthermore, the Civil Code restricts the constitution of a single Eireli for each natural person. With the introduction by MP 881 of the Unipessoal Limited Company into the legal system, there is a probability that the Eireli company type will fall into disuse in the near future. This is due to the fact that the Unipessoal Limited Company offers some advantages in relation to Eireli, such as the absence of legal provision for Chinese Malaysia Phone Number List minimum share capital, as well as the possibility of establishing more than one company in the name of a single natural person.The economic significance for Brazil is verified by intense trade with the EU. In , the country recorded trade of US$76 billion, with a surplus of US$7 billion, of which US$42 billion are exports to the EU, representing 18% of total Brazilian exports.
Furthermore, the EU is the largest foreign investor in Mercosur, with Brazil being the largest destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from EU countries in Latin America, corresponding to the 4th largest extra-EU FDI destination. In 2017, the EU injected US$433 billion in investments into Mercosur [3] . Agreements are essential for growth and job creation. EU exports to Brazil alone currently support 855,000 jobs in the EU and another in Brazil [4] . More exports mean more jobs for both economies, and, in times of crisis, agreements of this size are an effective alternative for resuming growth in the countries involved. Main points of the Mercosur-EU Agreement The agreement will gradually remove customs tariffs on 92% of goods exported by Mercosur to the EU and on 91% of products exported from the EU to Mercosur.
Furthermore, the Civil Code restricts the constitution of a single Eireli for each natural person. With the introduction by MP 881 of the Unipessoal Limited Company into the legal system, there is a probability that the Eireli company type will fall into disuse in the near future. This is due to the fact that the Unipessoal Limited Company offers some advantages in relation to Eireli, such as the absence of legal provision for Chinese Malaysia Phone Number List minimum share capital, as well as the possibility of establishing more than one company in the name of a single natural person.The economic significance for Brazil is verified by intense trade with the EU. In , the country recorded trade of US$76 billion, with a surplus of US$7 billion, of which US$42 billion are exports to the EU, representing 18% of total Brazilian exports.
Furthermore, the EU is the largest foreign investor in Mercosur, with Brazil being the largest destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from EU countries in Latin America, corresponding to the 4th largest extra-EU FDI destination. In 2017, the EU injected US$433 billion in investments into Mercosur [3] . Agreements are essential for growth and job creation. EU exports to Brazil alone currently support 855,000 jobs in the EU and another in Brazil [4] . More exports mean more jobs for both economies, and, in times of crisis, agreements of this size are an effective alternative for resuming growth in the countries involved. Main points of the Mercosur-EU Agreement The agreement will gradually remove customs tariffs on 92% of goods exported by Mercosur to the EU and on 91% of products exported from the EU to Mercosur.