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Francisco Cerezo, Amadeu Ribeiro, Bruno Soares, and Marcello Hallake discuss how Brazilian companies are increasing their influence in the world economy: https://lnkd.in/gSsuGzGG #LatinAmerica #Brazil #BrazilBusiness
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Francisco Cerezo, Amadeu Ribeiro, Bruno Soares, and Marcello Hallake discuss how Brazilian companies are increasing their influence in the world economy: https://lnkd.in/e8_vbBp3 #LatinAmerica #Brazil #BrazilBusiness
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Francisco Cerezo, Amadeu Ribeiro, Bruno Soares, and Marcello Hallake discuss how Brazilian companies are increasing their influence in the world economy: https://lnkd.in/gP8k5V2Q #LatinAmerica #Brazil #BrazilBusiness
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Why Do Business in Brazil? Top 5 Reasons for Latin American Companies Brazil stands out as a prime destination for business in Latin America. Here are five compelling reasons why your company should consider expanding to Brazil: Large Consumer Market With over 210 million people, Brazil is the largest market in Latin America. This vast population offers tremendous opportunities for consumer-oriented businesses to grow and thrive. Economic Hub Brazil boasts the largest economy in Latin America and is a leading player in industries like agriculture, mining, energy, and manufacturing. Its diverse economy provides a stable foundation for businesses of all types to find their niche. Strategic Location Geographically, Brazil is strategically positioned for trade with North America, Europe, and other Latin American countries. Its extensive network of ports and airports facilitates smooth international trade and logistics. Innovation and Technology Brazil is a hotbed for innovation, particularly in fintech, agritech, and digital services. The vibrant tech ecosystem and government incentives make it an attractive destination for startups and established tech firms alike. Rich Natural Resources As a country rich in natural resources, Brazil offers vast opportunities in sectors such as agriculture, mining, and energy. Companies in these industries can leverage Brazil’s abundant resources to fuel their growth and sustainability efforts. Expanding to Brazil could be a game-changer for your business. Seize the opportunity to tap into this dynamic and growing market! #BusinessInBrazil #LatinAmerica #EmergingMarkets #EconomicGrowth #Innovation
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👨👩👧👧📈 Family-owned companies represent the majority of the business fabric, in general, and also in Portugal, corresponding to around 75% of the country's business scene. "In all countries, the majority of companies are family in nature", and in the case of Portugal "the impact on gross domestic product is around 60 to 70%, therefore, it is the greatest Portuguese economic strength", pointed out Peter Villax president of the Associação das Empresas Familiares ( AEF Equipa. Liliana Dinis, PhD with a specialization in family business from Nova School of Business and Economics, highlighted that family businesses have "a secret strength" which is that they cross through different generations. Find out more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/diM3zxaS #AICEP #business #generation #investinportugal #market #Portugal #businessmatchmaking
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👨👩👧👧📈 Family-owned companies represent the majority of the business fabric, in general, and also in Portugal, corresponding to around 75% of the country's business scene. "In all countries, the majority of companies are family in nature", and in the case of Portugal "the impact on gross domestic product is around 60 to 70%, therefore, it is the greatest Portuguese economic strength", pointed out Peter Villax president of the Associação das Empresas Familiares (AEF). Liliana Dinis, PhD with a specialization in family business from Nova School of Business and Economics, highlighted that family businesses have "a secret strength" which is that they cross through different generations. Find out more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/diM3zxaS #AICEP #business #generation #investinportugal #market #Portugal #businessmatchmaking
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📈 Brazil: The Economic Giant Awakens 🔍 In 2023, Brazil reemerged among the top ten economies in the world, taking the ninth position with a GDP of $2.2 trillion. With a population exceeding 215 million, the country stands out for its diversified economy and vast consumer market. 💡 Brazil's economic recovery underscores the importance of diversification and innovation. The ability to offer a varied business environment is essential in a globalized world, attracting sustainable investments. 🌐 With government incentives such as tax exemptions and bureaucratic procedure simplifications, along with expanding infrastructure, Brazil presents fertile ground for strategic investments. 🤝 The expansion of Brazilian infrastructure, with 364 transport works completed between 2019 and 2022 and investments of BRL 20 billion, coupled with BRL 117 billion in private funds, reflects a commitment to improving logistics and connectivity. This is a clear indication that Brazil is paving the way to becoming an even more influential economic hub on the global stage. 💬 Brazil's potential is palpable, but what's your view on this? Leave your comment and share your opinion on the investment opportunities in the South American giant. #Investment #BrazilianEconomy #BusinessOpportunities #ConsumerMarket #Innovation 🔗 Sources: Poder360 | Ministério do Turismo | GOV.BR | Valor Econômico 🎨 Image: ErreGoArt
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The Brazilian Economy’s Double Disease* Otaviano Canuto October 26, 2023 The Brazilian economy is stuck in a so-called middle-income trap—growth that stalled long before Brazil caught up with the living standards of the highly industrialized countries. After exhibiting a stellar performance in the decades before the 1980s, the economy has since been unable to sustain growth for long periods. The predicament can be summarized using a medical analogy: Brazil has been suffering from both productivity anemia and public sector bloat. On the one hand, it hasn’t enjoyed the sort of productivity growth expected of economies at this stage of development— the harvesting of easy efficiency gains ranging from improved business organization to rapid diffusion of imported technology. On the other hand, the appetite for expanding public spending has become increasingly incompatible with limited productivity gains, particularly since the spending has not delivered on the accompanying hopes for socioeconomic mobility. https://lnkd.in/etvzkeXc
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💰 Lula da Silva's first year back as Brazil's president produced positive results: GDP growth exceeded expectations, unemployment decreased, inflation stabilized, and foreign investment returned. 📈 Financially, Brazil's credit rating improved, aided by prudent monetary policies and increased investor confidence. 📉 However, underlying structural weaknesses persist, such as inadequate infrastructure, low productivity, and dependence on a few industries and trading partners. 📖 Our analysts review the economy of the biggest South American country and advise on investment there. See more: https://cutt.ly/Tw57uAEg. #brazil #opportunities #investment #risks
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If you work for a Finnish company and are interested in opportunities in Brazil, don't miss this event organized by Business Finland: UNLOCKING BUSINESS IN BRAZIL: FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES As one of the world’s largest economies, Brazil has important advantages as a business destination: large and unified market operating under a democratic regime with low geopolitical risks. At this event, you will get a portrait of the recent and upcoming changes on policy and economy that will affect operational business environment in Brazil. You will also hear from business development experts concerning the instruments available and the best practices to support Finnish companies on their path to success in Brazil. Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/d5EPmRZA #brazil #businessopportunities
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