Cinthia Cabral da Costa
Researcher at Embrapa Instrumentation and partner of Insper Agro Global.
Agricultural engineer (UFV), master and doctor in applied economics (ESALQ/USP). She was a senior researcher at the Institute for the Study of International Trade and Negotiations - ICONE (2005-2008), where she worked mainly on technical studies on Brazil's negotiations in the WTO Doha Round. She was an adjunct professor at the Federal University of São Carlos (2008-2010). She has experience in the area of economics, with an emphasis on international economics, analysis of the economic impact of technologies and fuels, mainly ethanol. The main analytical tools with which she has experience are: partial equilibrium economic modeling; input-output models; database analysis; and econometrics of time series and panel data.
CONTENTS BY CINTHIA CABRAL DA COSTA
Outlook for Brazilian agribusiness exports in 2024
Despite the fall in the prices of the main commodities and the occurrence of grain harvest failures, a slight increase in the value of Brazilian agribusiness exports is projected for the year
VICTOR MARTINS CARDOSO | CINTHIA CABRAL DA COSTA | BEATRIZ EMI UEDA | LEANDRO GILIO
Agribusiness exports hit new record in 2023
Sector shipments grow 5% compared to 2022 and reach the highest nominal value in history. See the results of Brazilian agricultural exports by production chains, main destination markets and the outlook for 2024
LEANDRO GILIO | MARCOS JANK | CINTHIA CABRAL DA COSTA | VICTOR MARTINS CARDOSO | PAMELA BORGES
The future of global agribusiness trade and Brazil's insertion
Analysis of historical data and projections for 2032 provide insights into trends and Brazil's strategic role in the international agricultural commodities market
MARCOS JANK | MARCOS ABDALLA CAMPOS | LEANDRO GILIO | VICTOR MARTINS CARDOSO | CINTHIA CABRAL DA COSTA
