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... characteristic of the investments in these activities was the intense process of mergers and acquisitions (M&A). This process led to the denationalisation and concentration of the Brazilian autoparts industry, as shown in Table 2, in tandem with the movement of capital concentration and centralisation the industry experienced internationally. After the financial crisis in Asia, in 1998, the Brazilian automotive industry experienced a period of instability and uncertainty that lasted until 2003. ...
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