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The article investigates the export insertion of Brazilian high technological intensity products between 1994 to 2005 by comparing such international insertion with the experience of both developed (USA and Japan) and developing countries (South Korea and Mexico). The methodology developed by Pavitt (1984) is applied for classifying exports by sectors according to their technological capacity, concatenations intra and interindustry and export performance. The results show that high-tech exports increased in developing countries, but their market-share is very low when compared to the experience of developed economies.

Desempenho das Exportações da Indústria Intensiva em P&D: comparação entre o Brasil e países selecionados no período de 1994-2005