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As most of us probably know, Boeing backed out of the deal with Embraer. My question is, would that deal have been good to Brazil? I am a noob on these topics, but I read a bunch of (not very technical or sophisticated) arguments saying that the deal is/was a geopolitical play by the US to steal Embraer (one of the few Brazil based high tech companies) from Brazil and reinforce Brazil’s dependent status etc etc. On the other hand, all the more “technical” arguments I have seen favorable to the deal focused on Embraer as a company, but not on Brazil itself. Yes, I know, nowaday Embraer is pretty much a multinational company when it comes to the origin of investors and its supply chain etc etc. Nevertheless, there are few multinationals based in Brazil, developing high tech products in Brazil, generating all the nice local spill overs it does in terms of higher education, satellite companies and sheer income. So, to me, the risk of Embraer having a chunk of these assets bought by Boeing and transfered to the US or whatever did sound to me like a real problem from the perspective of Brazil (that nevertheless had veto power on the deal).

So TL:DR, would the Boeing deal have been good for Brazil?

Just curious! I see this subreddit is a little quiet so I figure out it'd be cool to stir some life on this place!

r/boeing has tons of employees, as much as it isn't a boeing employee subreddit, for example.

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I've been at Embraer's EGM plant once and I know good people in there, and hopefully ,if everything turns out well, i'll be joining their team in EGM.

Hello guys, I recently graduated with a degree in electronic engineering and would like to know if anyone here in the sub participated in the PEE exams yesterday? How hard was it?