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Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
ESAF - 2009 - Receita Federal - Analista Tributário da Receita Federal - Prova 1 |
Q22381
Inglês
Texto associado
Brazil boosts the dollar
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
The cause of Brazilian government action, according to the text, is concern
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
ESAF - 2009 - Receita Federal - Analista Tributário da Receita Federal - Prova 1 |
Q22380
Inglês
Texto associado
Brazil boosts the dollar
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
The result of the new Brazilian tax on investments was
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
ESAF - 2009 - Receita Federal - Analista Tributário da Receita Federal - Prova 1 |
Q22379
Inglês
Texto associado
Brazil boosts the dollar
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
The writer claims that Canada and Brazil both appeared to show
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22378
Inglês
Texto associado
Brazil boosts the dollar
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
Compared to Canada, according to the text, Brazil
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22377
Inglês
Texto associado
Brazil boosts the dollar
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
According to the text, last year the US currency
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22376
Inglês
Texto associado
Brazil boosts the dollar
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
How long can the run on the dollar continue? Last
year's dollar slump, with its attendant rise in commodity
prices, ended when the market put paid to it. This time
governments are attempting to slow it down. But it is not,
as widely expected, the US government that is doing
this. Instead, the Canadian dollar dropped sharply on
Tuesday after the Bank of Canada issued a warning over
the currency's recent strength. Brazil's government went
further, imposing capital controls to stop the real gaining
at the dollar's expense. Other countries, it appears, have
more to lose from a weak dollar than the US does.
Perhaps as a result, there was a day's pause in the
trade that has seen the dollar hit 14-month lows while oil,
denominated in dollars, briefl y hit $80 a barrel before falling.
Brazil's imposition of a 2 per cent tax on capital infl ows, to
both stocks and bonds, showed strong intent. This move
brought the real, which has risen 54.5 per cent against the
dollar since its nadir, down by 3.8 per cent. The Bovespa
stock index, which has tripled since its low, fell 7.5 per cent
in dollar terms at one point.
Brazil evidently fears that an overpriced real could endanger
its recovery. Other exporters will be watching closely.
(Source: the Financial Times October 20- www.ft.com, adapted)
The title of the article suggests that the Brazilian government
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22375
Inglês
Texto associado
In June this year, the BRICs, the world's newest economic
grouping, ended their fi rst major summit by calling for a
stable, predictable and more diversifi ed international
monetary system. But the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India
and China, stopped short of criticising the world's dominant
currency, the US dollar. The group repeated calls for a
bigger say in the global fi nancial system through greater
representation at major institutions, such as the World
Bank.
But the fi nal statement issued by the leaders made no
reference to developing new reserve currencies to challenge
the dollar, which Russia had called for at a separate event
earlier in the day.
Analysts say that as the global recession bites, the four Bric
nations are showing a growing willingness to work together.
One expert claimed the signifi cance of the summit would
be political rather than economic
(BBC News 16/6/09, adapted)
grouping, ended their fi rst major summit by calling for a
stable, predictable and more diversifi ed international
monetary system. But the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India
and China, stopped short of criticising the world's dominant
currency, the US dollar. The group repeated calls for a
bigger say in the global fi nancial system through greater
representation at major institutions, such as the World
Bank.
But the fi nal statement issued by the leaders made no
reference to developing new reserve currencies to challenge
the dollar, which Russia had called for at a separate event
earlier in the day.
Analysts say that as the global recession bites, the four Bric
nations are showing a growing willingness to work together.
One expert claimed the signifi cance of the summit would
be political rather than economic
(BBC News 16/6/09, adapted)
The most suitable headline for this text would be
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
ESAF - 2009 - Receita Federal - Analista Tributário da Receita Federal - Prova 1 |
Q22374
Inglês
Texto associado
In June this year, the BRICs, the world's newest economic
grouping, ended their fi rst major summit by calling for a
stable, predictable and more diversifi ed international
monetary system. But the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India
and China, stopped short of criticising the world's dominant
currency, the US dollar. The group repeated calls for a
bigger say in the global fi nancial system through greater
representation at major institutions, such as the World
Bank.
But the fi nal statement issued by the leaders made no
reference to developing new reserve currencies to challenge
the dollar, which Russia had called for at a separate event
earlier in the day.
Analysts say that as the global recession bites, the four Bric
nations are showing a growing willingness to work together.
One expert claimed the signifi cance of the summit would
be political rather than economic
(BBC News 16/6/09, adapted)
grouping, ended their fi rst major summit by calling for a
stable, predictable and more diversifi ed international
monetary system. But the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India
and China, stopped short of criticising the world's dominant
currency, the US dollar. The group repeated calls for a
bigger say in the global fi nancial system through greater
representation at major institutions, such as the World
Bank.
But the fi nal statement issued by the leaders made no
reference to developing new reserve currencies to challenge
the dollar, which Russia had called for at a separate event
earlier in the day.
Analysts say that as the global recession bites, the four Bric
nations are showing a growing willingness to work together.
One expert claimed the signifi cance of the summit would
be political rather than economic
(BBC News 16/6/09, adapted)
The phrase "stopped short of" in paragraph 1 means
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22373
Inglês
Texto associado
In June this year, the BRICs, the world's newest economic
grouping, ended their fi rst major summit by calling for a
stable, predictable and more diversifi ed international
monetary system. But the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India
and China, stopped short of criticising the world's dominant
currency, the US dollar. The group repeated calls for a
bigger say in the global fi nancial system through greater
representation at major institutions, such as the World
Bank.
But the fi nal statement issued by the leaders made no
reference to developing new reserve currencies to challenge
the dollar, which Russia had called for at a separate event
earlier in the day.
Analysts say that as the global recession bites, the four Bric
nations are showing a growing willingness to work together.
One expert claimed the signifi cance of the summit would
be political rather than economic
(BBC News 16/6/09, adapted)
grouping, ended their fi rst major summit by calling for a
stable, predictable and more diversifi ed international
monetary system. But the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India
and China, stopped short of criticising the world's dominant
currency, the US dollar. The group repeated calls for a
bigger say in the global fi nancial system through greater
representation at major institutions, such as the World
Bank.
But the fi nal statement issued by the leaders made no
reference to developing new reserve currencies to challenge
the dollar, which Russia had called for at a separate event
earlier in the day.
Analysts say that as the global recession bites, the four Bric
nations are showing a growing willingness to work together.
One expert claimed the signifi cance of the summit would
be political rather than economic
(BBC News 16/6/09, adapted)
One effect of the global fi nancial crisis, according to the text, will be to cause
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22372
Inglês
Texto associado
In June this year, the BRICs, the world's newest economic
grouping, ended their fi rst major summit by calling for a
stable, predictable and more diversifi ed international
monetary system. But the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India
and China, stopped short of criticising the world's dominant
currency, the US dollar. The group repeated calls for a
bigger say in the global fi nancial system through greater
representation at major institutions, such as the World
Bank.
But the fi nal statement issued by the leaders made no
reference to developing new reserve currencies to challenge
the dollar, which Russia had called for at a separate event
earlier in the day.
Analysts say that as the global recession bites, the four Bric
nations are showing a growing willingness to work together.
One expert claimed the signifi cance of the summit would
be political rather than economic
(BBC News 16/6/09, adapted)
grouping, ended their fi rst major summit by calling for a
stable, predictable and more diversifi ed international
monetary system. But the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India
and China, stopped short of criticising the world's dominant
currency, the US dollar. The group repeated calls for a
bigger say in the global fi nancial system through greater
representation at major institutions, such as the World
Bank.
But the fi nal statement issued by the leaders made no
reference to developing new reserve currencies to challenge
the dollar, which Russia had called for at a separate event
earlier in the day.
Analysts say that as the global recession bites, the four Bric
nations are showing a growing willingness to work together.
One expert claimed the signifi cance of the summit would
be political rather than economic
(BBC News 16/6/09, adapted)
According to the text, at a meeting in June, the leaders of the BRICs agreed on the need to
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22371
Português
Assinale o trecho do texto adaptado de Boris Fausto (Memória e História) em que, na transcrição, foram plenamente atendidas as regras de pontuação.
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22370
Português
Assinale a opção em que o trecho do texto de Emir Sader (A nova toupeira: os caminhos da esquerda latino-americana) foi transcrito com correção gramatical.
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22369
Português
Assinale o trecho do texto adaptado de Maria Rita Kehl (O tempo e o cão: a atualidade das depressões. São Paulo: Boitempo, 2009) em que, na transcrição, foram plenamente atendidas as regras de concordância e regência da norma escrita formal da Língua Portuguesa.
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22368
Português
Assinale a opção que corresponde a erro gramatical.
O IDH é um índice que, pela simplicidade, se (1) disseminou mundialmente, tornando-se (2) um parâmetro de avaliação de políticas públicas na área social, o que não é pouco, levando-se em consideração que há respaldo científico.No entanto, para além das filigranas metodológicas, é preciso não se perder (3) de vista o ponto fundamental do IDH, que é medir a qualidade de vida para além de indicadores econômicos. Nesse sentido, ele é uma bem-sucedida alternativa ideológica do indicador puro e simples do Produto Interno Bruto, no qual (4) pode camufl ar o real nível de bem-estar da maioria da população. Com o IDH, medir desenvolvimento humano passou a ser tão ou mais importante que aferir (5) o mero, e às vezes enganador, desenvolvimento econômico.
(Jornal do Brasil, Editorial, 7/10/2009, adaptado.)
O IDH é um índice que, pela simplicidade, se (1) disseminou mundialmente, tornando-se (2) um parâmetro de avaliação de políticas públicas na área social, o que não é pouco, levando-se em consideração que há respaldo científico.No entanto, para além das filigranas metodológicas, é preciso não se perder (3) de vista o ponto fundamental do IDH, que é medir a qualidade de vida para além de indicadores econômicos. Nesse sentido, ele é uma bem-sucedida alternativa ideológica do indicador puro e simples do Produto Interno Bruto, no qual (4) pode camufl ar o real nível de bem-estar da maioria da população. Com o IDH, medir desenvolvimento humano passou a ser tão ou mais importante que aferir (5) o mero, e às vezes enganador, desenvolvimento econômico.
(Jornal do Brasil, Editorial, 7/10/2009, adaptado.)
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22367
Português
Os trechos abaixo constituem um texto adaptado de Luiz Gonzaga Beluzzo, Valor Econômico de 14 de outubro de 2009. Assinale a opção que apresenta erro gramatical.
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
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Q22366
Português
Com relação a aspectos semânticos e sintáticos do texto, assinale a opção correta.
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q22365
Português
Assinale a opção que apresenta proposta de substituição correta de palavra ou trecho do texto.
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
ESAF - 2009 - Receita Federal - Analista Tributário da Receita Federal - Prova 1 |
Q22364
Português
Em relação à função do "se", assinale a opção correta.
A queda de rentabilidade das exportações se agrava(1) a cada dia em razão da valorização do real. Tudo indica que a moeda nacional deve continuar a se valorizar(2) e o Banco Central (BC), apesar das suas intervenções cada vez maiores, está impotente diante dessa valorização, que torna mais difícil a exportação e favorece a importação, ameaçando o crescimento da indústria nacional. O governo se mostra(3) incapaz de encontrar um modo de compensar esse efeito.
Está-se(4) observando também uma queda no quantum das exportações de manufaturados, de 17,4% nos sete primeiros meses do ano, junto com uma queda de preços de 5,5%, enquanto nos produtos básicos um aumento de 6,5% no quantum correspondeu a uma queda de 16,1% nos preços.
Não se pode(5) pensar que o fl uxo de dólares possa diminuir nos próximos anos e, assim, criar um ambiente muito favorável a uma desvalorização, pois os Investimentos Diretos Estrangeiros devem crescer, a Bolsa de Valores acompanhará a melhora da economia e a produção de petróleo, apesar da criação de um fundo especial, aumentará as receitas.
(O Estado de S. Paulo, Editorial, 14/10/2009)
A queda de rentabilidade das exportações se agrava(1) a cada dia em razão da valorização do real. Tudo indica que a moeda nacional deve continuar a se valorizar(2) e o Banco Central (BC), apesar das suas intervenções cada vez maiores, está impotente diante dessa valorização, que torna mais difícil a exportação e favorece a importação, ameaçando o crescimento da indústria nacional. O governo se mostra(3) incapaz de encontrar um modo de compensar esse efeito.
Está-se(4) observando também uma queda no quantum das exportações de manufaturados, de 17,4% nos sete primeiros meses do ano, junto com uma queda de preços de 5,5%, enquanto nos produtos básicos um aumento de 6,5% no quantum correspondeu a uma queda de 16,1% nos preços.
Não se pode(5) pensar que o fl uxo de dólares possa diminuir nos próximos anos e, assim, criar um ambiente muito favorável a uma desvalorização, pois os Investimentos Diretos Estrangeiros devem crescer, a Bolsa de Valores acompanhará a melhora da economia e a produção de petróleo, apesar da criação de um fundo especial, aumentará as receitas.
(O Estado de S. Paulo, Editorial, 14/10/2009)
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
ESAF - 2009 - Receita Federal - Analista Tributário da Receita Federal - Prova 1 |
Q22363
Português
Em relação aos elementos do texto, assinale a opção correta.
Ano: 2009
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
ESAF - 2009 - Receita Federal - Analista Tributário da Receita Federal - Prova 1 |
Q22362
Português
Assinale a justifi cativa correta para o emprego de vírgula.
A economia real nos Estados Unidos e na Europa segue em compasso de espera. Isso signifi ca que o produto e o emprego seguem em declínio, (1) mas a uma velocidade menor. Seja como for, as injeções de liquidez, os programas de compra de ativos podres,(2) as garantias oferecidas pelas autoridades e a capitalização das instituições fi nanceiras não fi zeram pouco. Além de construir um piso para a defl ação de ativos, as intervenções de provimento de liquidez suscitaram,(3) diriam os keynesianos,(3) um movimento global no interior da circulação fi nanceira. O inchaço da circulação fi nanceira teve efeitos mesquinhos sobre a circulação industrial,(4) ou seja,(4) sobre a movimentação do crédito e da moeda destinada a impulsionar a produção e o emprego. Observa-se,(5) no entanto,(5) um rearranjo dentro do estoque de riqueza que responde aos preços esperados dos ativos "especulativos" por parte dos investidores que sobreviveram ao colapso da liquidez. Agarrados aos salva-vidas lançados com generosidade pelo gestor em última instância do dinheiro - esse bem público objeto da cobiça privada - os senhores da finança tratam de restaurar as práticas e operações de "normalização dos mercados", isto é, aquelas que levaram à crise. (Luiz Gonzaga Beluzzo, adaptado do Valor Econômico de 14 de outubro de 2009)
A economia real nos Estados Unidos e na Europa segue em compasso de espera. Isso signifi ca que o produto e o emprego seguem em declínio, (1) mas a uma velocidade menor. Seja como for, as injeções de liquidez, os programas de compra de ativos podres,(2) as garantias oferecidas pelas autoridades e a capitalização das instituições fi nanceiras não fi zeram pouco. Além de construir um piso para a defl ação de ativos, as intervenções de provimento de liquidez suscitaram,(3) diriam os keynesianos,(3) um movimento global no interior da circulação fi nanceira. O inchaço da circulação fi nanceira teve efeitos mesquinhos sobre a circulação industrial,(4) ou seja,(4) sobre a movimentação do crédito e da moeda destinada a impulsionar a produção e o emprego. Observa-se,(5) no entanto,(5) um rearranjo dentro do estoque de riqueza que responde aos preços esperados dos ativos "especulativos" por parte dos investidores que sobreviveram ao colapso da liquidez. Agarrados aos salva-vidas lançados com generosidade pelo gestor em última instância do dinheiro - esse bem público objeto da cobiça privada - os senhores da finança tratam de restaurar as práticas e operações de "normalização dos mercados", isto é, aquelas que levaram à crise. (Luiz Gonzaga Beluzzo, adaptado do Valor Econômico de 14 de outubro de 2009)
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