In 2011, Brazil's foreign trade balanced development and exports grew by 26.8%. Under the shadow of the global economic crisis and the general impact of the international market, it is a relatively good result.

Brazil's domestic industry complains that its currency is strong enough to weaken the international market. Competitive power According to the data, Brazil's industrial product exports grew by 19.1% in 2011.

Last December, Brazil finance minister Mantiga (Guido Mantega) announced that it would change the tariff system of textiles to protect the domestic market. market But Peeman Del Pimentel of Brazil textile and Garment Industry Association (Abit) acknowledged to the media that the prices of imported products were in line with the international average selling price standard of Fernando.

That being the case, it is also difficult for Brazil textile industry to suffer from the dishonest trade practices of other countries. establish 。

Brazil's trade protection policy is self contradictory because these measures will not enhance the competitiveness of domestic industries in the international arena.