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series include establishments, employ-  mentation of new political, legal, institution-  in a globalized context of great international   agent and the maritime authority in the gov-
 ment, wages paid, and gross value add-  al, and governmental frameworks leads us   dependence on Brazilian exports, especially   ernance  of the  activity,  without discarding
 ed (GVA). Starting in 2018, the United   to observe the introduction of a new model   agricultural and mineral commodities.  the necessary state action in the Control of
 States government began creating an   of maritime governance on a global scale.  The method used to be used is the le-  Competition and Jurisdiction, when neces-
 oceanic  satellite  account  within  national   The research is justified by the need to   gal argument were developed by Prof. Dr.   sary. The second section presents the impact
 income accounts. This national maritime   better understand the implication of mari-  Nitish Monebhurrun, through his work   of  the  Custo  Brasil  (Brazil  Cost)  on  the  ac-
 economy satellite account was released in   time traffic activity on the economy and how   in Legal Methodology: This study uses   tivities of the maritime transport sector, the
 2020 and refined in 2021. It provides con-  Brazilian governance has been taking care of   his techniques for arguing in legal texts   governance measures adopted in the Nation-
 siderably greater industrial detail about   the matter, in a legal and regulatory context,   (2015), where each section of this text will   al Transport Policy and the lines of action to
 the US ocean economy than the ENOW   in a time frame that includes the legal frame-  seek to bring arguments and convince the   make maritime transport more accessible and
 data series, but only at the national level.   works currently in force until the most recent   reader about the central hypothesis of the   interesting to users. The third section presents
 ENOW remains the benchmark for ocean   change brought by Law nº 14,301, of Janu-  vital role that maritime traffic has as a vec-  the perspectives with the Cabotage Transport
 economics data at the state and local   ary 7, 2022, which established the Cabotage   tor of communication in the development,   Stimulus Program (BR do Mar), especially af-
 (county) levels. The MESA contains data   Transport Stimulus Program (BR do Mar). In   seeking to shed light on what the most   ter the partial overthrow of the presidential
 on gross production (GDP), gross value   this desideratum, evaluation of the role that   recent legal framework for “BR do Mar”   veto, addressing points that meant a great
 added (GVA), wages and employment.  the regulatory State plays, through agents   could represent in the national economic   arm wrestling between the interested sec-
 such as the National Agency for Waterway   context, with social and environmental im-  tors and the recent joint session of Legislative
 The present  work proposes to investi-  Transport (ANTAQ), the Administrative Coun-  plications that cannot be disregarded.  Power. The fourth section presents the gov-
 gate the governance framework in the use  cil for Economic Defense (CADE) and the   After this introduction, the first section   ernance perspectives of the submarine cable
 of the oceans, specifically regarding the  Maritime Authority, exercised in the country   of the article presents the Governance of   data traffic regulatory system.
 regulation of maritime traffic as an eco-  by the Brazilian Navy, is fundamental.  Maritime Traffic in a broad way, illuminating   Finally, in the final considerations, the
 nomic  and communication  inducer  in  the   In this context, the questions presented   the role of the Federal Constitution of 1988   conclusions reached through the argu-
 context of the Blue Economy. The impor-  in the article are linked to how the contribu-  and the legal frameworks that followed, ex-  ments presented throughout the sections
 tance of the study is associated with the   tion of traffic, commerce, and communica-  plaining the importance  of the regulatory   of this research will be released.
 economic relevance of the South Atlantic,  tion activity through the use of the maritime
 a region that currently arouses enormous   vector in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP)   2. Governance of maritime traffic
 international interest, where hundreds  accounts has been measured and whether
 of ships cross its waters daily and an ever  its participation demonstrates relevance on   We can define ocean governance as the   The natural resources of the sea and
 increasing number of research cruises are  the national basis. At the same time, wheth-  conduct of policies and processes developed   the entire marine environment have always
 being organized to better understand the  er the Regulatory State has been acting sat-  through direct actions or partnerships with   been considered of great importance, giv-
 value of its resources, living and unliving.  isfactorily is evaluated, in listening to the rel-  private/non-governmental entities to regulate   en the role they play in the composition of
 Governments quickly realized that  evant actors, and always considering social   the proper use of oceans and their resources.  the elements that make up food produc-
 this evolution,  with  intense potential  for  participation to the extent of the constitu-  The Civil House of the Presidency of the   tion, in the many economic activities car-
 far-reaching economic and social impacts,  tional weight of state action in the economy.   Republic defines governance as the “set   ried out in the seas of the planet, and due
 required a new institutional framework   Thus, the main objective of the article is to   of leadership, strategy and control mech-  to  the  relevance  of  its  biodiversity  (MAR-
 adapted to this new reality, which would  evaluate Brazilian governance in the econom-  anisms put in place to assess, direct and   TINS & GIRÃO, 2013). We add here the im-
 eventually impact the government structure  ic activities of traffic, commerce, and commu-  monitor management, with a view to con-  portance of the oceans as a vector of com-
 itself. We have witnessed, especially in the  nications, in view of its strategic position in   ducting public policies and providing ser-  munication and transport, where much of
 last decade, a profound conceptual change  the context of the South Atlantic and its role   vices of interest to society.” (Guia da Políti-  the world trade takes place through this
 in the governance of maritime spaces. Imple-  for the economic development of the country,   ca de Governança, 2018).  medium, which places it in a prominent



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