Economia
- 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 Volta Da Pobreza Extrema No Brasil
Extreme poverty up in Brazil after falling for a decade Published November 05, 2014 EFE The number of Brazilians living in extreme poverty grew from 10.08 million in 2012 to 10.45 million in 2013, the first increase after 10 consecutive years...
- A Copa - Um Projeto Errado
The World Cup matters, but Brazil is the last place in the world that should host it. Brazilians can blame it on FIFA all they want, but it’s really Brazil’s own fault. Marcos Carvalho in ESPN FC World Cup Stories Governments bid for hosting the...
- Dilma - Cada Vez Mais Poderosa
Power Woman Dilma Rousseff: Brazil's Entrepreneur-In-Chief This story appears in the September 10, 2012 issue of Forbes. "... Brazil has become one of the most entrepreneurial countries in the world, with one in four adults self-employed in some...
- 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
Privatização de aeroportos - mais surpresas no caminho
Brazil’s Airports Face ’Demons of Privatization’: Dom Phillips
Brazil’s airports are bursting at the seams. In 2011, about 180 million passengers traveled through the 66 airports run by the government aviation body, Infraero -- 24 million more than in 2010.
This is partly because air travel is no longer a luxury reserved just for the upper classes: More Brazilians are flying than ever before. Data Popular, a market research company, estimates that 7 million lower-income Brazilians took their first flight last year.
The result is queues, delays, poor services and overcrowding in airports. And this is before the inevitable millions of foreign passengers who will travel to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup.
In preparation, Infraero solicited bids for private companies to help them run three of Brazil’s busiest airports in Sao Paulo, Campinas and Brasilia for 20 years. The competition was followed with interest. On Feb. 6, when the winning bids were opened at the Sao Paulo stock exchange, there were surprises in store...
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This is partly because air travel is no longer a luxury reserved just for the upper classes: More Brazilians are flying than ever before. Data Popular, a market research company, estimates that 7 million lower-income Brazilians took their first flight last year.
The result is queues, delays, poor services and overcrowding in airports. And this is before the inevitable millions of foreign passengers who will travel to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup.
In preparation, Infraero solicited bids for private companies to help them run three of Brazil’s busiest airports in Sao Paulo, Campinas and Brasilia for 20 years. The competition was followed with interest. On Feb. 6, when the winning bids were opened at the Sao Paulo stock exchange, there were surprises in store...
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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 Volta Da Pobreza Extrema No Brasil
Extreme poverty up in Brazil after falling for a decade Published November 05, 2014 EFE The number of Brazilians living in extreme poverty grew from 10.08 million in 2012 to 10.45 million in 2013, the first increase after 10 consecutive years...
- A Copa - Um Projeto Errado
The World Cup matters, but Brazil is the last place in the world that should host it. Brazilians can blame it on FIFA all they want, but it’s really Brazil’s own fault. Marcos Carvalho in ESPN FC World Cup Stories Governments bid for hosting the...
- Dilma - Cada Vez Mais Poderosa
Power Woman Dilma Rousseff: Brazil's Entrepreneur-In-Chief This story appears in the September 10, 2012 issue of Forbes. "... Brazil has become one of the most entrepreneurial countries in the world, with one in four adults self-employed in some...
- 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,...