Special Customs Regimes: Boon or Barrier to Brazilian Economic Growth?

Brazil’s special customs regimes, including Drawback, Temporary Admission, and Temporary Exportation, aim to stimulate international trade and accelerate economic growth. However, the line between promoting global competitiveness and employing covert protectionism remains blurred. While proponents view these mechanisms as essential tools for bolstering domestic industries, critics argue that they can foster dependence on government support instead of driving innovation and efficiency. ]