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ANNEXES ANNEX A1
Brazil: segmentation of the capital goods industrya
Groups and subgroups
cnae 2.0b
cnae 1.0b
262 263 2651 266 267
302 322 332 and 333 331 334
271 2731
311 3121
283
293
281 282 284 2851 2853 2852 and 2854 2861 2862 2863 2864 2865 2866 and 2869
291 292 and 301 294 2951 2953 2952 and 2954 2961 2962 2963 2964 2965 2969
292 and 293 3011 3031 304
342 and 343 3511 3521 3531
Computer, electronics, instruments and optical equipment Computer and peripheral equipment Communication equipment Metering, testing and control devices and equipment Electromedical and electrotherapy devices and radiation equipment Optical, photographic and cinematographic instruments and equipment Electrical generation, distribution and control equipment Electric generators, transformers and motors Electrical distribution and control devices and equipment Tractors, machinery and equipment for agro-industry Tractors, machinery and equipment for agro-industry Industrial machinery and equipment Motors, pumps, compressors and transmission equipment General use machinery and equipment Machine tools Machinery and equipment for petroleum exploration and production Tractors, except farm Machinery and equipment for mining and construction Machinery for the metallurgy industry, except machine tools Machinery and equipment for the food, beverage and tobacco industries Machinery and equipment for the textile industry Machinery and equipment for the apparel, leather and footwear industries Machinery and equipment for the pulp, paper, cardboard and packaging industries Machinery and equipment for specific industrial uses not specified above Transportation equipment Trucks, buses, cabins, trailers and hitches Boats and floating structures Trains, railroad cars and other rolling stock Airplanes
Source: Prepared by the author, on the basis of data from the National Classification Commission (concla)-Brazilian Geographical and Statistical Institute (ibge). a Versions 1.0 and 2.0 of the National Classification of Economic Activities (cnae) were harmonized based on data from the National Classification Commission (concla) of the Brazilian Geographical and Statistical Institute (ibge) for the purpose of extending the comparison to the entire period of analysis. Harmonization of the two versions is necessary inasmuch as data are taken from the Annual Survey of Industry-Enterprise and the Annual Survey of Industry-Product, both prepared by ibge, which were published at different times: the first between 1996 and 2007, in the framework of cnae 1.0, and the second between 2007 and 2012, in the framework of cnae 2.0. For the analysis, data on foreign trade were also collected from the Centre for Foreign Trade Studies Foundation (funcex) and AliceWeb of the Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services (mdic). In this case, the harmonization was based on the mercosur Common Nomenclature (mcn), which is the classification used by the mdic for trade data. b Versions 1.0 and 2.0 of the cnae do not necessarily yield the same results, as some of the products in one classification are not included in the harmonized group of the other classification.
BRAZIL: CAPITAL GOODS INDUSTRY DURING THE 2003-2008 BOOM AND FOLLOWING THE GLOBAL CRISIS • GUILHERME RICCIOPPO MAGACHO