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A brief introduction to Brazil Economy
Economy of Brazil is rapidly growing making its presence felt in the international markets. Brazil boasts of efficiently functioning mining, manufacturing as well as agricultural segments. Service sector cannot be excluded either. In Brazil, the agriculture sector makes up 11% of the gross domestic product or the GDP.

Brazil is the largest manufacturer of orange juice and coffee. Brazil also exports coffee to other countries. Other products exported to other countries include beef, cocoa, sugar cane, corn, rice.

Even though Brazil Economy doing well from the economic point of view, around 54 million people of Brazil have to be satisfied with only $2 per day. There are yet 17 million other Brazilians who have $1 per day to live on. The Government of Brazil is bent up on eradicating the disparities in living standards as well as the income of the people which adversely affects the population of Brazil.


Several reform programs related to the public, economic and social segments are undertaken to minimize the differences and allow the poor people to exercise their right in deciding public issues.

These programs ensure rendering employment opportunities and aims at providing equal opportunities for all irrespective of the income group to which one belongs. Steps are also taken to make the democratic make up strong, operate administration in an effective manner and minimize dishonesty and corrupt practices.

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