{"id":334,"title":"Study: Brazil: How to Kick-start Economic Growth in 5 Charts","link":"https:\/\/bst-europe.eu\/de\/globalization\/brazil-kick-start-growth-5-charts\/","date":"21. November 2014","date_unix":1416565884,"date_modified_unix":1416565884,"date_iso":"2014-11-21T10:31:24+00:00","content":"
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5 ways to grow Brazil’s economy<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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A few weeks ago, just following the Brazilian presidential election, we\u00a0published our thoughts\u00a0on the country’s opportunities for growth. Over the last 20 years, Brazil has taken crucial strides towards achieving its weighty, if elusive, economic potential. When the country rapidly emerged from the Global Recession of 2008-2009, Brazil’s momentum seemed unstoppable. More recently, however, the country has hit growing pains.<\/p>\n

The reelection of President Dilma Rousseff (albeit by a small margin) suggests that a majority of Brazilians still believes she can steer the country out of its current malaise. But what should be her strategy?<\/p>\n

This is the focus of our\u00a0new working paper <\/a>that expands upon the previous\u00a0post<\/a>. Authored by Samuel George in our Washington office in collaboration with Cornelius Fleischhaker of The World Bank, we shared our findings\u00a0with Ambassador Mauro Vieira of Brazil on Friday November 21, 2014 in Washington, as well as online\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The event, which took place at the University Club, featured a high-level audience that included the Ambassadors of Argentina and Paraguay to the United States.<\/p>\n

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