trade access
[/treɪd ˈæk.ses/]
nounpl: trade accesses
acesso ao comércio
1. The right or ability to participate in commercial markets, including the removal of tariffs, quotas, and other barriers to trade between countries or regions
The new trade agreement grants developing nations better trade access to developed markets.
O novo acordo comercial concede às nações em desenvolvimento melhor acesso ao comércio nos mercados desenvolvidos.
2. Legal or regulatory permission for a company or country to sell goods and services in a particular market
The company struggled to gain trade access to Asian markets due to protectionist policies.
A empresa teve dificuldade em obter acesso ao comércio nos mercados asiáticos devido às políticas protecionistas.
3. The conditions and terms under which businesses can engage in international commerce
Trade access negotiations between the two nations focused on reducing import duties.
As negociações de acesso ao comércio entre as duas nações focaram na redução de direitos de importação.
This term is primarily used in international business, diplomacy, and political economy contexts. In Brazil, trade access discussions are particularly relevant regarding Mercosul agreements and bilateral trade relations with the United States and Asian markets. The phrase reflects the importance of trade liberalization in modern commerce and is commonly heard in government policy debates, corporate strategy, and international relations discourse.
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