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    1.   Total Area - 8,512.000km   Coastline - 7,491km   Population - 198 Million   Workforce - 100 Million   Life Expectancy - 74 years   Unemployment - 9%   Industrial Growth - 4.9%   Inflation Rate - 4.55%
    2.   GDP
purchasing
power
parity








$1.849
trillion

 
   GDP
official
exchange
rate
 










$1.314
trillion

 
   GDP
‐
real
growth
rate:
 











5.4%


   GDP
‐
per
capita
(PPP):
 











$9,500

 
   Exports
2007






































$
160.6
Billion
   Imports
2007






































$
120.6
Billion
   Budget
Expenses
































$220
Billion
   Budget
Revenues































$244
Billion

 

    3.   1.
Oil‐
Petroleum
products
   2.
Coffee
   3.
Steel
and
Infrastructure
   4.
Gold
   5.
Wheat
   6.
Soya
   7.
Orange
Juice

    4. Timber
 ‐
 Rubber
 –
 Coffee
 –
 Gold
 –
 Iron
 Ore
 Petroleum
 –
 Nickel
 –
 Silver
 –
 Bio
 Diesel
 –
 Ethanol

 Sugar
 
 –
 Soya
 Beans
 –
 Steel
 
 ‐
 Wheat
 ‐
 Beef
 –
 Orange
 Juice
 ‐
 Chemicals
 –Avia]on
 ‐
 Cement
 ‐

    5. “An]cipated
higher
output
in
Brazil
is
 expected
to
push
up
the
world
coffee
 produc]on
to
127
million
bags
(60‐kg
 per
bag)
in
the
crop
year
2008‐09
from
 around
117
million
bags
a
year
ago,
 according
to
a
revised
es]ma]on
by
the
 Interna]onal
Coffee
Organiza]on
(ICO).”

    6.   Crude
oil
…
US$2.8
billion
 




(10.6%
of
Brazil
to
U.S.
exports,
up
77.2%
from
2005)
   Steelmaking
materials
…
$1.45
billion

   (5.5%,
down
0.3%)
   Semi‐finished
iron
&
steel
products
…
$1.38
billion
 (5.2%,
up
9.4%)
   Industrial
organic
chemicals
…
$1.16
billion
(4.4%,
up
 236.4%)
   Fully
built
civilian
aircraT
…
$1.16
billion
(4.4%,
down
 34.7%)
   Engines
&
engine
parts
…
$1.07
billion
(4.0%,
up
 25.6%)

    7.   According
to
es]mates
by
the
Brazilian
Iron
and
 Steel
Sector
Associa]on
(IBS)
Brazil's
steel
 produc]on
this
year
should
total
34
million
tons,
 which
should
correspond
to
an
increase
of
9.9%
 compared
with
last
year.
   Domes]c
sales
should
grow
18%
over
last
year,
to
 reach
20.6
million
tons,
whereas
apparent
 consump]on
should
record
a
19.7%
increase,
 totaling
22.1
million
tons.


    8.   Crude
oil
…
US$2.8
billion
 




(10.6%
of
Brazil
to
U.S.
exports,
up
77.2%
from
2005)
   Steelmaking
materials
…
$1.45
billion

   (5.5%,
down
0.3%)
   Semi‐finished
iron
&
steel
products
…
$1.38
billion
(5.2%,
 up
9.4%)
   Industrial
organic
chemicals
…
$1.16
billion
(4.4%,
up
 236.4%)
   Fully
built
civilian
aircraT
…
$1.16
billion
(4.4%,
down
 34.7%)
   Engines
&
engine
parts
…
$1.07
billion
(4.0%,
up
25.6%)

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–
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hrs
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