List of all articles filed under “brazil-topics” category.
Paulo Alexandre Barbosa, Secretário de Desenvolvimento Econômico, Ciência e Tecnologia do Estado de São Paulo
O Produto Interno Bruto do Brasil cresceu 2,7% em 2011, alcançando a histórica marca de R$ 4,143 trilhões.
Airton Carlini, CEO, and Valter Pieracciani, Partner Director of Pritchett Rummler-Brache
It is well-known that innovation drives development. Brazil is on the right path to become a leader in innovation. According to Mr. Carlini and Mr. Pieracciani, Brazil is the place where a new management style is being born at the moment. Innovation in Brazil is directly dependant on the management style in Brazil.
China plays a direct role in the Brazil’s success story.
The growth of the Brazilian economy over the past two decades is astonishing. From one of the third-worlds, inflation-ridden, underdeveloped economies, Brazil has now risen to the ranks of the world’s top six economies.
LiveWright is a failry new organization which aims to improve the sports in Brazil and make Brazil once again an Olympic winner in various sports such as gymnastics or track cycling.
Luciano Santos Tavares de Almeida, President of Investe Sao Paulo (Agencia Paulista de Promoção de Investimentos e Competitividade)
Investe Sao Paulo is a relatively young agency established in the state of Sao Paulo – the most productive region of Brazil – to attract new investments and help the foreign companies who wish to make investments in Sao Paulo.
Brazilian foreign aid and cooperation is very much needed and thus it constitutes a significant area of Brazilian foreign policy. Brazilian Cooperation Agency is deployed in many parts of the world, notably in Africa where it helps to improve the African agriculture sector.
Luiz Fernando Furlan, Minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade of Brazil from 2003 to 2007 and Member of the Board of Directors at Brasil Foods
There are various sectors but ours, the publishing area, has some limitations imposed through legislation. It’s deeply regrettable because there shouldn’t be any legislation preventing foreign capital to access content production.
Luiza Helena Trajano, CEO of Magazine Luiza
Mrs. Luiza Helena Trajano talks about consumer confidence and economic issues in Brazil. We rely on important factors: our domestic consumption is going strong. To exemplify, 45% of the population has not an automatic washing machine yet. Also, we are a democracy. In addition, only in 2020 our residents will start growing older.
Many Brazilians want to be entrepreneurs. However, Brazil is still a very complicated country for entrepreneurs, the cost of bureaucracy here is very high, as is the time needed to start or improve a business – there is still a lot of room for improvement.
