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Name: Andres Maldonado
Level: 5
History of Brazilian economy
Main exports (1902-1914)
The main products exported by Brazil in this period were mainly two, which accounted for 78.2% of all exported products. Most important of all was the coffee (62.3% of total products exported) and secondly, was the rubber (with 15.9% of the total exported products).
Major trading partners(1902-1914)
The main buyers of Brazilian products exported were the U.S., Britain, Germany and France. They accounted for about 80% of the country's exports. Mainly U.S., which was the country with the most commercialized of all (accounts for about 40% of Brazil's exports during this period) and secondly, England. Over time, the partners with whom they traded varying very little. There continue to bemajor partners we traded.
Convergence / Divergence (1910-1945)
During the 1st GM is an increase GDPpc Brazil due to the arrival of European workforce. For other countries, we can see that diverges (ie, growing at a much slower rate) with the U.S. and Spain.
During the Great Depression of Brazil GDPpc down due to the crisis of 1929, but soon recovered as not so much the financial market.España.Pero Converge with the U.S. and is a false convergence. Converge not because its economy grow at a faster rate than the rest, but because these countries are affected by this crisis and Brazil much less so.
During WW2, the Brazilian GDPpc increases. Regarding Brazil diverges U.S. because the U.S. is experiencing rapid growth during this period. With regard to Spain converges, but is a falseconvergence, since Spain during WW2 is under the Franco regime, and therefore, the Spanish economy is not growing much.
SI policy implementation (1950-1970)
Brazilian exports during this period of years suffer a fall, so we can say that really gets your goal with ISI, relying less on exports. Since 1952, Brazil experienced changes in its currency. The value of reaches cruceiros duplicated, as a result,a $ 1 can obtain more cruzeiros. As far as other countries are encouraged to when buying Brazilian products. The country depends less on exports than performing its core product, coffee.
The Brazilian industry took off in the 1960s, thanks to an attempt to replace imports by domestic products.

Brazilian economy nowdays.-

Brazil's economy is the richest in Latin America, the second in theAmericas, the sixth in the world by the IMF, the World Factbookde The CIA and the World Bank. With a GDP (Gross Domestic Product) worth of purchasing power parity PPP dedólares $ 2,139,237 million in 2008. According to IMF estimates, South Bank and the World Bank, Brazil's economy in the decades following, should be among the four major powers in the world, next to China, USA, India andMéxico.Vienen Considering the estimated population for the year of 2008 (190 million people), per capita income would be $ $ 12,007. Brazilian exports of 200.336 million dollars, are among the twenty largest in the world. In recent years, Brazil has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the dynamic global growth and accumulated wealth by exporting minerals, oil, coal, beef and soya to Europe and Asia.DeLula da Silva's popularity also rose as the country created billionaires and at the same time, expanded social welfare programs for the poor. Its economy is relatively closed, has some U.S. $ 349,000 million in reserves. In 2009: The volume of retail sales in Brazil reported a seasonally adjusted increase of 1.5 in February and lasted well the slight rise in January, the Brazilian Institute ofGeography and Statistics (IBGE). Retail sales rose 3.8% in February.
Brazil has the best economy in Latin America. 175 milion people of various races living together in a stable democracy with a socialist president. Brazil has the ten best economies in the world. They have a lot of impotante industries. That is why it has been an incredible improvement in its economy
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