Repositório RCAAP
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THREE METHODS OF NUTRITIONAL DIAGNOSIS FOR GRAPEVINES
Nutritional status of Cabernet Sauvignon vineyards in the Serra Gaúcha region was evaluated, according to the methods developed in Califomia, Michigan and South Africa. The Californian method, using leaf petiole sampled at flowering, identified no nutritional troubles for P, K, Mg, Mn and Zn, but B was deficient in 83.3% of the vineyards. The Michigan method, using leaf petiole sampled during "véraison", identified no nutritional troubles in the vineyards for B, Fe and Mn. For N, 58.3% were below normal nutritional class, and the others were normal; for P 25.0% were normal and 41.7% above normal; K was excessive in 58.3% and above normal in 25.0%; Ca and Mg were normal or in excess for all vineyards; Zn above normal in 75.0%. For the South African method P and B were normal in all vineyards; N in 83.3%; K, Ca, Mg, and Mn were above normal in 91.7% of the vineyards, and Zn in 75.0%. Differences found among methods were probably dueto the phoenological state when samples were taken and tissue analysed.
2001
GIOVANNINI, EDUARDO MIELE, ALBERTO FRÁGUAS, JOSÉ C. BARRADAS, CARLOS I. N.
YIELD OF CORN AND SORGHUM IN CROP ROTATION SYSTEMS
The importance of this research work results from the fact that relatively few studies on crop rotation systems involving com crop are avalilable. In a trial conducted from 1987/88 to 1995/96, in Passo Fundo, RS, Brazil, the yields of com and sorghum grown in different crop rotation systems were studied. The following systems were evaluated: system I (wheat/soybean or wheat/soybean and common vetch/com or sorghum); system II (wheat/soybean, black oats or white oats/soybean, and common vetch/com or sorghum); system III (wheat/soybean, white oats/soybean, flax/soybean, and common vetch/com or wheat/soybean, sunflower or black oats/soybean, white oats/soybean, and common vetch/com or sorghum); system IV (wheat/ soybean, wheat/soybean, black oats or white oats/soybean, and common vetch/com or sorghum); and system V (wheat/soybean, wheat/soybean, white oats/soybean, flax/soybean, and common vetch/corn or wheat/ soybean, wheat/soybean, sunflower or black oats/soybean, white oats/soybean, and common vetch/corn or sorghum). An experimental design of randomized blocks with three replications and plots measuring 30 m 2 was used. The means obtained from 1987/88 to 1989/90 for systems III (7,547 kg ha') and V (7,739 kg ha -') showed higher yields of com, as compared to systems II (6,923 kg ha') and IV (6,890 kg ha'). The means from 1991/92 to 1992/93 and from 1994/95 to 1995/96 showed no significant differences between com and sorghum yields in the systems under study. Com and sorghum may be grown in crop rotation with common vetch, wheat, soybean, and white oats without negative impact on grain yield.
2001
SANTOS, HENRIQUE PEREIRA LHAMBY, JULIO CESAR BARRENECHE
EFFEÇTS OF WINTER CROPS AND ROTATION SYSTEMS ON SOYBEAN GROWN UNDER NO-TILLAGE
Trials were conducted in field conditions in Passo Fundo (1984/89) and in Coxilha (1996/97), RS, and in Guarapuava (1984/90 e 1990/94), PR, Brazil, to study the effects of winter crop residues on soybean grown in succession, under no-till system. Winter crops were white oats knife rolled for mulching purposes, white oats, barley, rapeseed, flax, and wheat for grain yield. In these cropping systems, soybean was grown in the summer in monoculture and in rotation with com and pearl millet. A randomized complete block design with four replications was uséd. Soybean grown after flax and rape showed lower yields and lower plant heights than soybean after barley and wheat. Yields of soybean grown in monoculture were in intermediate position, between yields of soybean grown in crop rotation and soybean grown after rape or flax. Soybean grown after barley and wheat may be included in the different systems studied without yield losses. Volunteer white oat seeds may reduce soybean yield and plant height.
2001
SANTOS, HENRIQUE PEREIRA ROMAN, ERIVELTON SCHERER
EFFECT OF SOIL TILLAGE METHODS IN WINTER.AND CROP ROTATIONS ON SOYBEAN YIELD
The effects of soil tillage methods and winter crop rotation on soybean yield were assessed over a ten-year period. Four soil tillage methods — 1) no-tillage continuous; 2) minimum tillage in winter and no-tillage in summer; 3) conventional tillage with disk plow in winter and no- tillage in summer; and 4) tillage using a moldboard plow in winter and no-tillage in summer—and three crop rotation systems [system 1 (wheat/soybean), system II (wheat/soybean and common vetch/corn or sorghum), and system III (wheat/soybean, black oats or white oats/soybean, and common vetch/corn or sorghum)] were compared. An experimental randomized blocks design with split-plots and three replications was used. Soybean yields under conventional soil tillage with disk plow'minimum tillage, and no-tillage were the highest. The yield of soybean grown after wheat, in system II, was higher than soybean grown afier black oats or white oats, after wheat, in system III, and after wheat, in system I. The lowest soybean yield was obtained in monoculture .
2001
SANTOS, HENRIQUE PEREIRA LHAMBY, JULIO CESAR BARRENECHE LIMA, MARCOS ROBERTO
INTRODUCTION AND EVALUATION OF PERENNIAL TROPICAL GRASSES IN THE ALTO VALE DO ITAJAÍ REGION, SANTA CATARINA STATE, BRAZIL
The experiment was conducted in Ituporanga, SC, Brazil for a period of three years, and it aimed to evaluate perennial grasses. The climate in the region is humid subtropical — Cfa, and the soil is the Distrofic Alie Cambissol type, which was limed and fertilized. The species tested in completely experimental design with two replicates were: Hemarthria altissima (fifleen entries); Axonopus sp (five entries); Paspalum notatum (three entries); Paspalum notatum (one cultivar); Cynodon sp. (one cultivar). The most productive treatments were: Paspalum notatum entrie EEL 10162 (CP 13,9%, IVDOM 49% and 20559 kg/ha DM); Axonopus sp. entries Missioneira Gigante (CP 12%, IVDOM 61,8% and 18469 kg/ha DM) and Taió (CP 14,5%, IVDOM 53,1% and 19077 kg/ha DM); Hemarthria altissima entries IAPAR — 35 — Roxinha (CP 10,8%, IVDOM 44,8% and 17068 kg/ha DM), PI 349798 (CP 11,7%, IVDOM 56,9% and 16273 kg/ha DM), PI — HM — 365509 (CP 11,4%, IVDOM 55,5% and 15466 kg/ha DM), and IAPAR — 36 — Flórida (CP 11,2%, IVDOM 60,2% and 14659 kg/ha DM); Cynodon sp. cultivar Tifton 85 (CP 14,1%, IVDOM 50,2% and 19784(CP 13,9%, IVDOM 49% and 20559 kg/ha DM) kg/ha DM).
2001
FLARESSO, JEFFERSON ARAÚJO GROSS, CELOMAR DAISON ALMEIDA, EDISON XAVIER
MICROPROPAGATION OF ERVA-MATE (Ilex paraguariensis St. Mil.)
The objective of this study was to develop a micropropagation protocol for maté, which included the following experiments: I) Exam of culture medium contamination by microorganisms and in vitro development of explants; II) Pre-treatment of donor plants with the fungicides mancozeb and benomyl, amendment of ANA culture medium with various leveis of benomyl and rifampicin; III) Development of erva-mate explants in culture medium with different rates of cytokinin (BAP); IV) Mass propagation and root development of explants in two culture media (with agar + IBA or vermiculita + IBA). The fungi Alternaria sp. and Colletotrichum sp. were identified contam inating micropropagated explants and causing plant death. Bacteria were also found but they did not affect explant development. Pre-treatment of donor plants with fungicide reduced in vitro contamination by 90%. The use of 0.2 to 0.8 mg BAP in the culture medium did not stimulate shoot formation and did not influence leaf number. The rooting medium with IBA and vermiculita was more efficient on elongation and subsequent root emission.
2001
HORNER, LUCIANE DE A. AUGUSTIN, LIZETE FORCELIN, CARLOS A. MIELKE, MARCELO S. SUZIN, MARILEI DENARDIN , NORIMAR D.
PROBABILITY OF OCCURRENCE OF SOLAR RADIATION VALUES HARIVIFEUL TO CUCUMBER IN THE BAIXO VALE DO TAQUARI REGION, RS
The probability of occurrence of low values of solar radiation, which are harmful to cucumber, was calculated in thel3aixo Vale do Taquari Region, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil. Daily data of solar radiation from 1963 to 1999 obtained in the meteorological station of Taquari (Latitude: 29° 48' S, Longitude: 51° 41W, Altitude: 75 m) were used. The following threshold values were used in this study: 8.4, 7.5 and 6.3 MJ/m 2.day. The first value was the threshold levei for growth and development of cucumber, and the other two leveis were the cause of serious yield tosses. The results showed that during the second and third decades of July the probability of occurring these threshold values of solar radiation is high: up to 9 days in each decade can be expected to have solar radiation lower than 8.4 and 7.5 MJ/m2.day.
2001
BURIOL, GALILEO ADELI HELDWEIN, ARNO BERNARDO ESTEFANEL, VALDUINO MATZENAUER, RONALDO MARCON, ILOIR NGELO
SURVEY OF PREDATORY COCCINELIDS (COLEOPTERA, COCCINELLIDAE) IN CITRIC PLANTS.
Predatory coccinelids were surveyed in citric plants fortnightly at orchards in Viamão for 4 months (from August to November, 1998) and in Porto Alegre for 5 months (from December, 1998 to April, 1999), Rio Grande do Sul state. The research was conducted at private properties where insecticides were not used in the orchards. Baiting trays were used randomly to catch the specimens. Thirteen species of 13 genera totaling 276 specimens were collected, with the predominance of lady beetles Coccidophilus citricola Bréthes, 1905, which feed preferentially on scale insects of the family Diaspididae.
2001
SILVA, DANIELE CAMPOS CORDEIRO, ELISE O. CORSEUIL, ELIO
SUPERFICIAL APPLICATION OF LEVIESTONE AND FERTILIZATION ON THE NATIVE PASTURE
The State of Rio Grande do Sul, southem Brazil has 10 million hectares of native pastures and soils with high acidity and phosphorus deficiency, requiring liming and fertilization to improve productivity. An experiment was carried out at Centro de Pesquisas em Forrageiras, in São Gabriel county, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, aiming to study the residual effect of superficial liming and fertilization on dry matter yield of native pasture and on some soil chemical characteristics. A split-plot experimental design with randomized blocks and three replications was used. Treatments were limestone (zero, 4,3 and 8,6t.ha') with annual fertilization (45 kg.ha' de N, 110 kg.ha' de P2O5 e 60 kg.ha-' de K2O) and without fertilization and two depths (0-3cm and 3-6cm). The limestone was applied on February, 1994 and fertilizations were annual since February, 1994 until February, 1996. Soil and forage samples were collected by October, 1997. Fertilization showed a residual positive effect, increasing dry matter yield of native pasture. On the other hand, limestone application decreased exchangeable AI ¨3 and increased pH and availability of soil Ca" and Mr.
2000
CASTILHOS, ZÉLIA MARIA DE SOUZA FREITAS, JOSÉ MÁRIO DE OLIVEIRA GUTTERRES , JAIRO
CALENDAR ALTERATION OF SOYBEAN SOWING, IN THE RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATE, BY THE USE OF ADAPTED CULTIVARS AT DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS
The sowing date is, probably, the cultural practice singly more important for the soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merrill]. The best sowing date for this oleaginous depends, mainly, on soil temperature for germination and emergency, air temperature during the whole growing cycle of the plant, photoperiod after the emergente and soil moisture on the sowing date, along fiowering and grain filling. This study aimed to define an adjustment of sowing dates for the soybean in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil taking into account the meteorological elements referred above, stages of soybean plant development and the agronomic behavior of the cultivars presently recommended for seeding in the State. The new calendar presents an amplification of the sowing period for all areas of the State. The soybean can be sowed since the end of September Iate to December 25, in Rio Grande do Sul State. However, the largest yields are obtained with November sowings.
2000
BARN, Mimo ANTONIO MATZENAUER, RONALDO
THERMAL CONDITIONS FOR CUCUMBER IN THE TAQUARI VALLEY, RS. 1 - LOW LIMITING TEMPERATURE
The goal of this study was to determine the probabilities of low air temperature for cucumber in the Taquari valley. Daily data of minimum air temperature from 20 Jan 1963 to 31 Jan 1999 measured in Taquari State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil (latitude:29°48'S, longitude:51°49'W and altitude:75m) were used to calculate the probability of temperatures lower or equal than 0°C, 3°C, 4°C, 5°C, 12°C and 15°C. Such values were chosen because 0°C is a reference for frost, and 3°C, 4°C, 5°C are the lethal values for the crop during night time conditions of weak, moderate and strong inversion temperature profile, respectively, and 12°C and 15°C are values used as base temperature for the crop. The minimum number of days with the temperature supra cited was well described by a negative binomial distribution for the majority of the periods (decades = 10 days) used in the computation. Therefore we used this probability distribution to calculate the probabilities. For the periods that were not well described by that distribution, the probabilities were calculated using the Poisson distribution. The probability of lethal temperatures is higher from decade 2 in April to decade 1 in October which varied from 1 to 78% and from decade 2 in September to decade 2 in May in which this probability is lower than 20%. Minimum temperatures lower than 12°C and 15°C may occur ali year long, but the frequency is lower from the beginning of Decernber to the end of March.
2000
BURIOL, GALILEO ADEL HELDWEIN, ARNO BERNARDO ESTEFANEL, VALDUINO MATZENAUER, RONALDO MARCON, ILOIR ÂNGELO
THERMAL CONDITIONS FOR CUCUMBER IN THE TAQUARI VALLEY REGION, RS. 2 - MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE AND THERMAL TIME
The probabilities of maximum temperatures harmful to the growth and development of cucumber crop and the thermal time occurring from transplanting to end of harvest of this crop were calculated for the "Baixo Vale do Taquari" Region, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil. Maximum and minimum temperature data during the period 20 January 1963 through 31 March 1999 measured in a meteorological station at Taquari (29°48' S Latitude, 51 °49' W Longitude and 75 m altitude) were used in this study. For the analysis of maximum temperature, the probabilities of occurring values greater or equal to 30°C, 32°C, 34°C, 36°C and 38 °C were calculated. It was assumed that temperatures greater than 30°C are harmful to the plant. In order to determine a planting date schedule for the crop, the thermal time above 12°C during the phenological phase from transplanting to end of harvest period was used in the calculations. Results showed that temperatures greater than 30°C may occur even during the winter months, when growing cucumber is not recommended in this region due to the risk of low lethal temperatures. Also, it was found that there is a probability of occurring temperatures greater than 32°C from the third decade of August to the third decade April, greater or equal to 34°C from the third decade of August to the first decade of April, greater or equal to 36°C from the third decade of September to the third decade of March and greater or equal to 38°C from the second decade of November to the second decade of February. Based on thermal time, the duration of the phenological phase from transplanting to end of harvest period was shorter during January and February (as short as 45 days) and longer during August, September and March (as long as 100 days).
2000
BURIOL, GALILEO ADELI HELDWEIN, ARNO BERNARDO ESTEFANEL, VALDUÍNO MATZENAUER, RONALDO MARCON, ILOIR ANGELO
SODSEEDING OF OATS (Avena strigosa Schreb.) AND ANNUAL RYEGRASS (Lolium multiflorum Lam.) INTO NATIVE PASTURE WITH AND WITHOUT THE USE OF PARAQUAT
The experiment was conducted on a native pasture in Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil. The soil is a Red Yellow Podzolic. The climate of the region is Cfa, subtropical umid. Treatments were the introduction by sodseeding of oats (Avena strigosa) and annual ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum) into native pasture, with and without dosis of paraquat. The seeding and fertilization were made with a sod-seeder drill, after herbicide aplications on 04/21/98. The experimental design was a randomized complete blocks with Eive replications. It was evaluated dry matter yield (DM), botanical composition, plant and tiller populations of sodseeded species, crude protein content (CP), in vitro organic matter digestibility (IVOMD) and seed yield for natural reseeding. No significant differences were found for all the parameters studied. Pasture average DM yield was 4784 kg/ha. CP content and IVOMD were 13% and 58%, respectively. Ryegrass average seed yield was 287 kg/ha.
2000
SCHLICK, FÁBIO EDUARDO MOOJEN, EDUARDO LONDERO
IMPLICATIONS OF NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDES ON FLOODED RICE PROGENY WHEN APPLIED AT MATURITY PHASE
With the objective to evaluate the effects of non-selective herbicides, utilized for crop desiccation at its maturity phase, on flooded rice (Oryza sativa L.) progeny, there were conducted experiments at field, laboratory, and greenhouse conditions, during the growing seasons of 1997/98 and 1998/99. Treatments tested were the herbicides glyphosate, glufosinate, and paraquat, applied at two rates and at two times, the growth regulator maleic hydrazide was used as a standard, besides a check without chemical applicátion. The rice reagent cultivar was IRGA-416. The remainder management practices applied were those recommended for the crop, which developed in the presence of a red rice infestation. It was evaluated the following variables: rice seed viability and germination, and emergence, height, and dry weight of seedlings. In general, applications of the herbicides glyphosate, glufosinate, and paraquat, at physiological maturity of flooded rice, do not affect seed viability and germination, or seedling emergence. The non-selective herbicides, used for crop desiccation showed effects equivalents to those of the growth regulator maleic hydrazide in relation to the characteristics of rice progeny. High infestation of red rice affects negatively the germination of flooded rice seeds, but does not affect initial growth of the seedlings of its progeny.
2000
FLECK, NILSON G AGOSITNETT0, DIRCEU VIDAL, RIBAS A JUNIOR, ALDO MEROTTO
Capture of Anastrepha fraterculus (Wiedmann, 1830) and Ceratitis capitata (Wiedmann, 1824) (Diptera: Tephritidae) attractive feeding associated to colour pigment and insecticide
Fruit-flies are considered "key" orchard pests because their laying and their worms cause damages in the fruits. To study the attractiveness of flies by associating attractive feed, pesticide and pigment it was installed one experiment in a peach orchard, thiripa' variety, in Chapecó, SC, South Brazil. The design was established in a factorial structure with four replicates in time and three factors combined: with and without trichlorfon 1 %; with and *without food yellow pigment 0,625 %; and four attractive feed, totaling 16 treatments. The feed used were: inverted glucose 10 %, hydrolysis protein 5 %, dyed vinegar 25 % and di-ammoniac phosphate 1,25 %. The trap flasks with 200 ml of ingredients were put in the canopy. Five days after the formulations were changed and the samples were brougth to Fitossanity Laboratory of Research Center for Small Farms of Epagri, where the flies were counted. Results showed that insecticide with no repellent action and yellow pigment were favourable in capturing tefritids. Inverted glucose 10 % was the most efflcient attractive food to fruit-flies, with prominence in the atractiveness of Anastrepha fraterculus.
2000
CHIARADIA, Luís ANTÔNIO MILANEZ, JosÉ MARIA
Chilling requirement of peach cultivars and cultivation recommendation in the Rio Grande do Sul State
This study aimed to characterize the chilling requirement of 18 peach tree cultivars during dormancy, as well as to zon the cultivars to the ecophysiographic regions of the Rio Grande do Sul (RS). 'Flor da Prince', 'Planalto', 'Vanguarda', 'Robidoux', 'BRS Fascínio', 'Cerrito', 'Libra', 'Chimarrita', 'Atenas', 'Maciel', 'Kampai', 'Granada', 'Santa Aurea', 'Barbosa', 'Della Nona', 'Mandinho', 'Bonão' and 'Baby Gold' twigs were collected in the field in April/2019. The cuttings were submitted at 7.2°C and two cold times (200 and 400 CH). After each cold time, the cuttings were transferred at 20ºC to induce the budburst. Cultivars were stratified by chilling requirement into three classes: low (≤200 CH), medium (201-400 CH) and high (> 400 CH). The chilling requirement of the cultivars was related with the budburst and harvest dates in the field and the cultivars were zoned in the ecophysiographic regions of the RS Estate, based on the map of CH. 'Flor da Prince', 'Vanguarda', 'Mandinho', 'Libra', 'Kampai', 'Granada', 'Bonão' and 'Cerrito' needed ≤200 CH to overcome dormancy. 'BRS Fascínio', 'Baby Gold', 'Atenas', 'Maciel', 'Santa Aurea' and 'Chimarrita' required 201-400 CH. 'Barbosa', 'Planalto', 'Della Nona' and 'Robidoux' required >400 CH. The budburst and harvest dates of the cultivars in the field are related to the chilling requirement of the genotypes. Low chilling requirement cultivars can be grown throughout of the RS state; those of medium chilling requirement are limited to the cultivation only on the western border; and those of high chilling requirement are recommended mainly for Serra Gaucha, Campos de Cima da Serra, part of the Planalto Médio and of the Serra do Sudeste.
2020
Anzanello, Rafael Scalvi Lampugnani, Cristian
Provision for due Liquidation Credits (PCLD) calculated in accordance with bacen and IFRS standards: comparison
This article sought to expose concepts related to defaults and provision for loan losses (PCLD), in addition to exposing consumer defaults in recent years and to explain the differences between the methodologies for calculating PCLD. Highlight for Bacen Resolution No. 2,682 and IAS (International Accounting Standards) 39, which regulates the provisioning of credit portfolios of financial institutions, respectively, using the BRGAAP and IFRS methods. A bibliographic, documentary and quantitative research was carried out, analyzing the behavior of PCLD in comparison with the methods mentioned above, of the four largest banks present in Brazil, Banco do Brasil, Bradesco, Itaú and Santander. After the investigation, the relevance of the provision for credit losses was confirmed mainly in the result of financial institutions, since this provision acts as a reducing source of the credit portfolio and directly affects the result of financial institutions. Despite the differences already identified when observing the calculation of the PCLD performed by the two existing methods (BRGAAP and IFRS), there is a linearity of the data collected and presented in the results graphs.
2018
Silva, Kátila Oliveira Robles Júnior, Antonio
Relationship Between Financial Performance and Sustainability Practices of the Companies of the Cosmetic and Beauty Sector of Colombia
The present paper is derived from the research project "Proposal of accounting record and financial assessment of the environmental management of companies in Colombia", shows the degree of correlation that exists between the financial performance of companies dedicated to the cosmetic and beauty sector in Colombia, with the design and implementation of sustainability policies in them. The research is supported in the regulatory theory of the Stakeholders and concomitantly with the theory of Management Accounting; In the same way, the research is empirical-transversal, and it is supported -based on the results obtained- within the descriptive-explanatory and mixed typology. As a hypothesis, it is assumed that a good practice in the design and implementation of sustainability policies in companies of this nature, significantly improves their financial performance. As a conclusion and after having made the statistical analysis of the variables, the hypothesis initially raised is accepted.
2018
Toro, Lina María Maya Rodríguez, Cristian Alejandro Aragón Cuellar, Miguel Ángel Sánchez Quevedo, Nubia Bernal
Case Study: Financial Analysis of Profitability in air Transport Based on Public Implications and its Relation to the Cost of Petroleum in the Operational Result of the cias. Aerials
This article presents an analysis of the Brazilian commercial aviation market. The interest in research consists in the fact that the concentrate, that is, with few players. By means of a case study, we used reported information, accounting statements and other data, which enabled metrics to analyze the profitability / profitability of the Companies. It was observed that the business and economic planning of these companies and their managers can adapt quickly to jet fuel costs (QAV1), with price changes in all national airports due to the variation of the ICMS rate. The high cost of QAV1 in Brazil is refined and made available by Petrobras and distributed by three companies, the main a subsidiary of BR Distribuidora Petroleum, with 61.4% of the market and belonging to the Petrobras group. By convention with international aviation companies, the price of QAV1 in Brazil is exempt from ICMS, but nonetheless, it is high, in relation to the values practiced externally. The bureaucracy and costs penalize the operations and economic uncertainties, with low GDP growth in Brazil and the need to reduce the total number of aircraft in operation and Slot (airports served). Revenues in reais and leasing of aircraft in dollars exposes them to greater risks. Companies do not create options to reduce the main cost - QAV1 - even when the import is released. The low oil commodity was not predicted by the companies. reduction has not allowed for greater profits in the year. Even with the increase in the number of passengers transported, the expected economic-financial profitability is not obtained, resulting in the destruction of wealth in the operation.
2018
Scholz, Luiz Fernando de Barros Santos, Fernando de Almeida
Carta de Apresentação
Caros Leitores,Inicia-se com este primeiro número da Revista CAFI – Contabilidade, Atuária, Finanças & Informação mais uma contribuição da PUC-SP à comunidade acadêmica, no cumprimento de sua missão de assegurar a liberdade de investigação, de ensino e de manifestação de pensamento, objetivando sempre a realização de sua função social, considerada a natureza e o interesse público de suas atividades.Vinculada ao Programa de Estudos Pós-Graduados em Ciências Contábeis e Atuariais da FEA/PUC-SP, que este ano comemora 40 anos de atividades ininterruptas, a CAFI é uma publicação semestral e propõe-se publicar artigos científicos e ensaios de professores, pesquisadores e alunos brasileiros e do exterior, em português, inglês ou espanhol, de caráter multidisciplinar na área de ciências sociais aplicadas, servindo como espaço para o debate de ideias de reconhecido rigor teórico, relevância intelectual e científica para comunidade acadêmica e sociedade, tanto nacional como internacional. A CAFI é editada em parceria com a Corporación Universitaria Remington da Colômbia.Este primeiro número da CAFI traz oito artigos, sendo cinco do Brasil e três da Colômbia, iniciando com isto a abertura para a internacionalização. Segue uma breve apresentação dos artigos.O primeiro artigo, de Kátila Oliveira Silva e Antonio Robles Júnior, intitulado Provisão para crédito de liquidação duvidosa (PCLD) calculada conforme as normas do BACEN e IFRS: comparação, buscou expor conceitos relacionados à inadimplência e PCLD, bem como as diferenças existentes entre as metodologias de cálculo da PCLD pelos métodos BRGAAP e IFRS. Para tanto, analisou o comportamento da PCLD dos quatro maiores bancos presentes no Brasil: Banco do Brasil, Bradesco, Itaú e Santander. Apesar de serem identificadas diferenças já esperadas no cálculo da PCLD realizado pelos dois métodos, concluiu que o método IFRS favorece as Instituições financeiras.O segundo artigo, intitula-se Relación entre el desempeño financeiro y las practicas de sostenibilidad de las empresas del sector cosmético y beleza de Colombia, de Lina María Maya Toro, apresenta o grau de correlação entre o desempenho financeiro das empresas envolvidas na indústria de cosméticos e beleza na Colômbia, com o desenho e implementação de políticas de sustentabilidade. Por meio de técnicas estatísticas, foi comprovada a hipótese de que uma boa prática na concepção e implementação de políticas de sustentabilidade em empresas desta natureza, melhora significativamente o seu desempenho financeiro.O terceiro artigo, de Amanda Torres de Azevedo Araújo e Marcus Vinicius Moreira Zittei, intitulado Impactos na convergência das normas internacionais de contabilidade de leasing para arrendatários, demonstrou os impactos na convergência à regra IFRS 16 com foco na contabilidade do arrendatário nas operações de leasing e o resultado das modificações propostas, bem como as mudanças nos indicadores financeiros, tais como: lucro antes dos impostos, EBITDA e nível de alavancagem financeira. Concluiu que a convergência é um caminho importante, dado à sua transparência, porém, certamente, continuará como pauta de futuras adequações entre os reguladores.O quarto artigo, intitula-se Caso: disenõ e implementación de la estrategia de intervención social en una instituición micro financiera en la Ciudad de Cali-Colombia, con un modelo institucional orientado en temas de protección y capacitación de los servicios no financeiros, de Victor Manuel Escobar Zuñiga, apresenta a experiência de uma instituição financeira da cidade de Cali, especializada em microcrédito, a qual foi base para a pesquisa. A política pública de bancarização da Colômbia estimula o fortalecimento do microfinanciamento e requer o desenvolvimento da educação financeira em prol de uma maior e melhor utilização dos recursos. Com base nesses princípios, a instituição analisada implementou a educação financeira como uma questão institucional dentro de seus programas estratégicos, gerando um impacto significativo entre seus clientes, uma vez que estes estão localizados em setores da cidade com menor receita econômica.O quinto artigo, intitula-se Caraterizacion de las prácticas de sostenibilidad en las empresas colombianas "caso sector financiero", de Maria Fanny Castro Arbeláez, analisou as boas práticas de desenvolvimento sustentável contido nos relatórios de sustentabilidade emitidos por empresas no setor financeiro colombiano, declaradas como casos de sucesso de sustentabilidade durante os períodos de 2011-2014. Concluiu que o setor financeiro colombiano tem praticado políticas de desenvolvimento sustentável com grande impacto na população, garantindo assim uma melhor geração de valor tanto econômico como social e ambiental para os grupos de interesse, que trabalham pela inclusão social para reduzir a pobreza e gerar melhores condições de vida para todos.O sexto artigo, intitula-se A presença da sustentabilidade na formação do administrador em universidades públicas, de Leonardo Fabris Lugoboni, Karen Rodrigues de Souza e Bárbara Stefáne Ferreira dos Santos, analisou as grades curriculares dos cursos superiores de administração de 12 faculdades de universidades públicas, visando compreender como as questões relacionadas à sustentabilidade são contempladas. Verificou-se que na maioria dos casos o tema é adicionado à grade tradicional dos cursos e não de forma transversal, de maneira integrada com outras disciplinas ao longo do curso, como deve ser desejável e possível.O sétimo artigo, de Luiz Fernando de Barros Scholz e Fernando de Almeida Santos, intitulado Estudo de caso: análise financeira da rentabilidade no transporte aéreo baseado em informações públicas e sua relação com o custo do petróleo no resultado operacional das cias. aéreas, apresenta uma visão crítica das cias. aéreas nacionais, demonstrando a forte concentração de receitas na operação das linhas domésticas (98%), bem como o impacto do custo do querosene de aviação, denominado de QAV1, na rentabilidade das mesmas.Por fim, o oitavo artigo, intitula-se Relação entre o relatório de auditoria com modificação e a troca de auditor independente em companhias listadas, de Marcos Reinaldo Severino Peters, Leda Honorato da Silva Reis e Lincoln de Jesus Peres, analisou todas as companhias listadas na CVM na data-base de 31/12/2016, totalizando 619 companhias. Foram identificadas 41 companhias com relatório de auditoria com modificação e concluiu-se que 26,83%, ou seja, 11 companhias trocaram seu auditor independente subsequentemente ao recebimento de um relatório de auditoria com modificação. Esse resultado contraria pesquisas internacionais sobre a emissão de relatório sem modificação por pressão da administração das companhias, e “Opinion shopping”.Desejo a todos uma boa leitura!Prof. Dr. Napoleão Verardi GalegaleEditornvg@galegale.com.br