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- Custos E Lucros Da Copa
FIFA made an insane amount of money off of Brazil's $15 billion World Cup FIFA made $2.4 billion in TV rights fees, $1.6 billion in sponsorships, and $527 million in ticket sales. Much of FIFA's World Cup spending went to participating teams...
- A Verdade Sobre A Economia Brasileira
Why Brazil Is Its Own Worst Enemy Daniel Wagner Many common perceptions foreign investors have about Brazil are misplaced. By all rights, given its size, location, and natural resource base, Brazil should be an economic juggernaut. But the truth...
- Crescimento Econômico - Brasil Com Problemas
In Brazil, many economists say the declining value of the country’s iron ore and soybeans has revealed that Brazil’s leaders failed to invest in infrastructure when the money was pouring in. Silvésio de Oliveira, a soybean farmer in the midwestern...
- Previdência Brasileira - Uma Bancarotta Programada
Brazil’s pension system The EconomistIn a young country, a pay-as-you-go system should yield surpluses, which can be invested in infrastructure and education. But Brazil’s is already in deficit. Investment is only about 20% of GDP, and just 2.9%...
- O Brasil Vai Ruinar A Sua Riqueza Mais Uma Vez?
Escreve Chris Mayer: Brazil Screws Up Dear Capital & Crisis Reader, Brazilian agriculture looked set to become the breadbasket of the world in the 21st century. It seemed to have everything. Lots of flatland. Plenty of water and sunshine. Already,...
Economia
Portos brasileiros
THE ECONOMIST
Infrastructure in Brazil
Daylight piracy
A plan to fix the ports
“SQUEEGEE merchants of the seas”: that is the nickname shipping companies have bestowed on the pilots who guide ships into Brazilian ports. Their legal monopoly and unregulated fees place them among the country’s highest earners: 150,000 reais ($73,500) a month, estimates the shipowners’ association. It costs twice the OECD average to import a container to Brazil, says the World Bank—and since that excludes bribes and fees for go-betweens, the true figure is surely greater. Lack of upkeep and investment add to the misery.Mais
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- Custos E Lucros Da Copa
FIFA made an insane amount of money off of Brazil's $15 billion World Cup FIFA made $2.4 billion in TV rights fees, $1.6 billion in sponsorships, and $527 million in ticket sales. Much of FIFA's World Cup spending went to participating teams...
- A Verdade Sobre A Economia Brasileira
Why Brazil Is Its Own Worst Enemy Daniel Wagner Many common perceptions foreign investors have about Brazil are misplaced. By all rights, given its size, location, and natural resource base, Brazil should be an economic juggernaut. But the truth...
- Crescimento Econômico - Brasil Com Problemas
In Brazil, many economists say the declining value of the country’s iron ore and soybeans has revealed that Brazil’s leaders failed to invest in infrastructure when the money was pouring in. Silvésio de Oliveira, a soybean farmer in the midwestern...
- Previdência Brasileira - Uma Bancarotta Programada
Brazil’s pension system The EconomistIn a young country, a pay-as-you-go system should yield surpluses, which can be invested in infrastructure and education. But Brazil’s is already in deficit. Investment is only about 20% of GDP, and just 2.9%...
- O Brasil Vai Ruinar A Sua Riqueza Mais Uma Vez?
Escreve Chris Mayer: Brazil Screws Up Dear Capital & Crisis Reader, Brazilian agriculture looked set to become the breadbasket of the world in the 21st century. It seemed to have everything. Lots of flatland. Plenty of water and sunshine. Already,...