The article addresses the importance of increasing exports, but argues that true economic progress is not just about selling more abroad. The text defends that the qualitative leap happens when three essential elements are incorporated into exported products and services: technology, knowledge and decision-making capacity. The author suggests that added value goes beyond what appears on the invoice, meaning beyond the visible price, there is an intangible value that should be recognized and valued.
Business
The value that doesn't fit on the invoice
Jornal de Negócios14 September 2026 at 09:20
Why this matters
For readers in the region, this article is interesting because it proposes a strategic reflection on how to increase the added value of exports, suggesting that competitiveness depends not on selling more, but on selling better through innovation and knowledge. This message is relevant for businesses, policymakers and professionals operating in the export sector.
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