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Today, the outlook is much darker. Oil output is falling, ethanol production has plunged, and fears have recently returned of electricity rationing that could further depress a stagnant economy and embarrass President Dilma Rousseff.
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Economia
Produção de energia no Brasil
RIO DE JANEIRO |
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Just five years ago, Brazil's
mostly "green" energy landscape was the envy of nations dependent on dirtier
sources of power and the pride of a government that believed it was leading the
country to economic superpower status.
Three-quarters of electricity came from renewable hydro power and the main
automobile fuel was home-grown sugarcane ethanol. Plus, Brazil had just
found massive oil fields off its coast, putting it on a path to become the
world's No. 3 oil producer after Russia and Saudi Arabia by 2020.Today, the outlook is much darker. Oil output is falling, ethanol production has plunged, and fears have recently returned of electricity rationing that could further depress a stagnant economy and embarrass President Dilma Rousseff.
What went wrong?
Mais
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- A Setback In Brazil.
Just a couple of years ago, it was widely concluded that Brazil had finally overcome the decades-old gibe about the world’s fifth-largest country: that it would always be “the country of the future.” Exports, particularly to Asia, were booming;...
- Brasil - Vítima Do Keynesianismo Vulgar
Novo texto do Antony Mueller Brazil: Victim of Vulgar Keynesianism by Antony P. Mueller "... in early 2015, disillusion has fully set in. People feel cheated by the false optimism of the government. The corruption scandal of the Brazilian oil company...
- Brasil Precisa Um Novo Pensamento Econômico, Diz The Economist (e Eu Também)
Brazil A moment of truth for Dilma The president needs to do more to tackle the “Brazil cost” Aug 18th 2012 WRITING about the Brazil of a century ago, Warren Dean, an economic historian, noted that the country’s foreign trade “appears...
- Energia De Vento Para O Nordeste
Brazil Development Fund Shifts From Railways to Wind Farms to Feed GrowthBy Stephan NielsenFundo de Desenvolvimento do Nordeste, a government fund that investments in development projects in northeast Brazil, will shift its focus from railways to wind...
- Conseguirá O Brasil Evitar Sua Argentinização?
Para Sebastian Edwards, o mundo conseguiu evitar a "argentinização" ao longo da crise financeira. A Argentina, ao contrário, continua "argentinizando". Conseguirá o Brasil escapar desta maldição? "But the most important question is what will happen...