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Brazil is the 5th largest country by area and 5th most populous, with a stable democratic government, though corruption remains an issue. It has a large population and foreign investment, contributing to high growth potential as the gap between rich and poor decreases. While inequality exists, the middle class is growing. Brazil provides equal treatment for foreign and domestic businesses and has a skilled workforce with relatively low labor costs.

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Presented By: Megha Shree. M

Brazil is the 5th largest country by area and 5th most populous, with a stable democratic government, though corruption remains an issue. It has a large population and foreign investment, contributing to high growth potential as the gap between rich and poor decreases. While inequality exists, the middle class is growing. Brazil provides equal treatment for foreign and domestic businesses and has a skilled workforce with relatively low labor costs.

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o Brazil (country)
o Vedanta (International company)
o Aditya Birla (Indian company)
o Capital: Brasilia
o Largest city: Sao Paulo
o Official Language: Portuguese
o Currency: Real
o It is the 5th largest country by area and the
5th most populous country.
o The form of government is a “Democratic Federative
Republic”, with a presidential system.
o Brazil is currently a country with stable, proactive
government and there is no political instability at a
moment.
o It can become volatile and this threat remains from
election to election.
o Corruption is still a big issue in Brazil.
o Opening an operation in Brazil may require additional
payments to government officials, which can present
a big obstacle to entering a market.
o According to Transparency International, Brazil holds
7th place in level of corruption among 195 countries.
o Due to large population and inflow of FDI,
Brazil has extremely high potential for
growth. The gap between rich and poor is
decreasing.
o Inflation rate is under control and the risk of
domestic currency devaluation is low.
o Brazil provides equal treatment for both
foreign and domestic enterprises.
o There is abundance of skilled and semi
skilled workers, but labor costs on a global
level are quite low.
o Corporate tax is 15%.
o There is a huge social inequalities among the
population and around 19% of citizens live under
poverty line.
o There is a significant number of wealthy
citizens.
o And middle class is showing growth.
o Brazilian people are considered as modern and
up to date with fashion movements in world.
o They are aware of luxury brands and are willing
to buy expensive products.
o South and Southeast are most developed and
holds the best standard of living
o Technological research in Brazil is largely
carried out in public universities and
research institutes.
o The country is also a pioneer in the search
for oil in deep water, from where it extracts
73% of its reserves.
o The country develops submarines, aircraft,
as well as being involved in space research.
o According to the Global Information
Technology Report of the World Economic
Forum, Brazil is the world’s 61st largest
developer of Information Technology.

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