Brazil long-term economic outlook Q1 2014
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Report summary
The Brazilian economy has the potential to grow at a robust pace over the long-term, but it will be difficult to achieve such growth without significant policy changes and reforms. Bureaucratic obstacles to private-sector investment need to be reduced, and the government needs to channel a greater share of its high tax revenues into infrastructure and education.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Market structure
- Economic outlook
- Risks and uncertainties
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Economic indicators
- GDP by sector (% of GDP)
- GDP by expenditure (Billion Brazilian real, 2012)
- Population by age cohort
- Real GDP growth by input
- GDP per capita (2005 US$)
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