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Capital: Brasilia
- Form of State: Federal Republic
- Languages: Portuguese
- Ethnics: three major ethnic groups: Europeans, Africans and Amerindians.
- The currency: the Brazilian Real
- the HDI: 0.813
- Demographics: 201,032,714 inhabitants or 24 inhabitants / km2
A political risk assessment based on:
- Stability of government and institutions:
Brazil is a presidential republic composed of 26 states and one federal district. The president is Dilma Roussef of the Labor Party since October 2010. The legislative power is exercised by the Chamber of Deputies (513 seats) and by the Senate (81 members).
- The socio-economic conditions:
                     -> Relatively low unemployment rate estimated at 6%
-> High rate of informal work
-> Emerging middle class
- Internal conflicts:
- Ethnic pressures:
- External conflicts and neighboring countries entailing a potential risk:
- The socio-economic conditions:
                    -> Relatively low unemployment rate estimated at 6%
                    -> High rate of informal work
                    -> Emerging middle class
- The level of corruption:
High corruption rate, it ranks 69th among the least corrupt countries with an index of 43. This country is more corrupt than Saudi Arabia, but less than Italy.
- The level of security related to terrorism crime:
                   -> high risk of armed aggression on the roads connecting Sao Paulo to coastal towns
                   -> the importance of pickpocketing or armed robbery in tourist circles
                   -> increase of fraud related to credit cards

economic and financial information based on: OECD figure

- GDP per capita: 6th in terms of GDP / inhabitants (estimate for 2012: $ 11,340)

- GDP growth rate: 0.9% annual change (2012)

- the annual inflation rate: 6.33% (2013 estimate)

- the budget balance (in% of GDP): 3.5% (2013 estimate)

- the current balance (in% of GDP): -2.7%

- external debt (in% of GDP): 12.2% (in 2012)

- the trade balance: surplus trade balance with a surplus of 30 billion in 2011 but a sharp drop of 35% in 2012

- the stability of the exchange rate: 1 euro = 3.0296 BRL

- Brazilian growth:

-> 1994-2011 period: emergence of the country

~ reduction and rescheduling of external debt (Brady Plan, 1992)

The Cardoso Plan (July 1994) puts an end to a decade of hyperinflation: creation of the real with an anchor on the dollar

~ the development strategy focuses mainly on exports.

-> 1994-2011 period: monetary stability

~ Following the exchange rate crisis of 1999, the dollar peg is replaced by a monetary policy targeting inflation

~ Inflation target which is today 4.5% with a tolerance interval of plus or minus 2% around the established target.

-> 1994-2011 period: rules of budgetary stability

~ The Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2000 prohibits any refinancing of states and municipalities by the Federal Administration and introduces multi-year staff expenditure targets, at the level of debt and primary surpluses at all levels of government .

-> The economic stakes of Brazil since 2012:

~ Slight shortness of breath due to stagnant prices of raw materials for export

~ Other obstacles to economic potential: high currency, dilapidated transport infrastructure, social and geographical inequality, strong state interventionism that holds back investors, slackening of domestic consumption due to household debt and falling investments.

~ Government solutions: priority given to economic recovery and FDI, broad program of support for credit and investment financing and long-term budgetary measures

- The Brazilian economy:

-> Great agricultural power: 1st world producer of coffee, sugar cane and oranges. There are many agribusiness groups, as well as a strong explosion of biofuels. Agriculture within the GDP accounts for only 5.5% of the sector, accounting for 40% of exports.

-> Brazil has the largest herds of commercial livestock in the world

-> 4th largest exporter of wood (rainforest)

-> Major industrial country: 2nd largest exporter of iron, major producer of aluminum and coal, oil producer. The industrial sector accounts for more than a quarter of GDP: "Brazil Maior" plan

-> The tertiary sector represents 2/3 of the GDP and employment 60% of the active population: Brazil becomes a major force in the aeronautics and the sector of the telecommunication.


-> Foreign trade: ¼ of GDP

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