the economy growth of brazil

1. Submitted By:-
-V.Vishal
-V.Gayatri Rao

2. Point of view:
About Brazil.
History.
Economy-overview.
Fiscal policy of Brazil.
Brazil’s import and export’s with India.
SWOT Analysis of Brazil.
Conclusion.

3. About Brazil

4. History
Brazil was officially
"discovered" in 1500, when a
fleet commanded by
Portuguese diplomat Pedro
Álvares Cabral, on its way to
India, landed in Porto Seguro,
between Salvador and Rio de
Janeiro.
Before the Portuguese
explorers arrived in Brazil
around the 15th century, the
natives had lived there
unchanged since the Stone
Age.
Originally Brazil’s export relied on
agriculture and the production of gold, coffee
and sugar.
The economy relied heavily on African salve
labor until the late 19th century.
4.5 million people emigrated to Brazil
between 1882 and 1934.

5. Economy
 The economy of Brazil is the world’s
Eighth largest by nominal GDP and
Ninth largest by purchasing power
parity.
 The present GDP for second quarter is
$331,475 million and the real growth rate
of GDP is 2.56%.
 Its current GDP (PPP)per capita is
averaged 12487.40 USD .
 Rate of unemployment is 13.1%.
 Inflation rate is 3.5%
 Major industries are
textiles,shoes,chemical,aircrafts,steel,
motor vechiles,ect.
 Agricultural products include coffee,
wheat, rice, sugarcane etc.

6. Geography
Brazil is the fifth largest country in
the world, and third largest in the
Americas.
Brazil is the only country in the world
that has the equator and the Tropic of
Capricorn running through it.
Brazilian topography is also diverse
and includes hills, mountains, plains,
highlands, and scrublands.
The south-eastern section is more rugged,
with a complex mass of ridges and mountain
ranges reaching elevations of up to 1,200
metres.
The climate of Brazil comprises a wide range of
weather conditions across a large area and
varied topography, but most of the country is
tropical.

7. Biodiversity and
Environment
Brazil's large territory comprises
different ecosystems, such as
the Amazon rainforest,
recognized as having the
greatest biological diversity in
the world,with the Atlantic
Forest.
Larger mammals include carnivores
pumas, jaguars, rare bush dogs, and foxes,
and herbivores peccaries, tapirs,
anteaters, sloths, opossums, and
armadillos. Deer are plentiful in the south,
and many species of New World monkeys
are found in the northern rain forests.

8. Government
Politics and Law.
President:- Michel Temer
Form of government is that of a
democratic federative republic,
with a presidential system. The
president is both head of state and
head of government of the Union
and is elected for a four-year term,
with the possibility of re-election
for a second successive term.
he Union, the states, the Federal District,
and the municipalities, are the "spheres of
government".
Brazilian law is based on the civil law legal
system.
The highest court is the Supreme Federal
Court.

9. Tourism
Tourism in Brazil is a growing sector and
key to the economy of several regions of
the country.
Natural areas are its most popular tourism
product, a combination of ecotourism with
leisure and recreation, mainly sun and
beach, and adventure travel, as well as
cultural tourism.
Among the most popular destinations
are the Amazon Rainforest, beaches
and dunes in the Northeast Region,
the Pantanal in the Centre-West
Region, beaches at Rio de Janeiro and
Santa Catarina, cultural tourism in
Minas Gerais and business trips to São
Paulo city.

10. GDP IN BRAZIL
 The Gross Domestic Product
(GDP) in Brazil was worth
$2.0 trillion US dollars in 2017.
 The GDP value of Brazil
represents 2.86 percent of the
world economy.
 GDP in Brazil averaged 610.42
USD Billion from 1960 until
2015, reaching an all time high
of 2614.57 USD Billion in 2011
and a record low of 15.17 USD
Billion in 1960..

11. Reasons to invest
Strategic Location and Market
• The country has very pleasant geographical conditions.
It has very conducive weather between 25-30 degrees
Celsius.
Innovation and technology
• Increased technology since last 15 yrs.
Work Force
• More educated people.
Natural resources
• Availability of Natural resources
•It has a very stable currency.
•Easy access to raw materials.

12. Central Bank of Brazil
• The Central Bank of Brazil (Portuguese: Banco Central do
Brasil) is Brazil's central bank. It was established on
December 31, 1964.
• Currency is Brazilian
Ilan Goldfajn (born March
12, 1966) is a Brazilian-Israeli
economist and the current
President of the Central Bank
of Brazil.

13. EXPORTS:
Iron ore
 crude oil
soybeans
sugar and
Poultry .Top the list
of Brazil's biggest
exports.

14. IMPORTS:
Agricultural and
industrial machinery
Electrical machinery
and equipment
Mineral fuels
including oil Vehicles
Organic chemicals.

15. TRADE BALACE:
As compared to their trade balance in 1995
when they had a negative trade balance of
$4.26B in net imports.

16. • Brazil’s decision to cut government spending and raise
interest rates will help boost Latin America's largest
economy in the long term, according to the nation’s
capital markets association..
• They also lifted their inflation forecast to 7.47 percent
and expect the benchmark interest rate will be increased
to 13 percent by the end of 2015.
FISCAL POLICY

17. SWOT ANALYSIS OF BRAZIL

18. Bilateral relation with India
INDIA’S EXPORT TO BRAZIL
• India exports pharmaceutical goods, auto
parts, Engineering goods, Chemicals and
Textiles.
INDIA’S IMPORT FROM BRAZIL
• Agricultural products, live stock, dairy
products and metals.

19. Conclusions
• Domestic market will enlarge further
• Investments and increasing competitiveness
will also drive growth
• Expanding investment opportunities in
several areas
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