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By means of this article, we would like to present data of some more recent videos and various trends for safe and profitable investments in the imaginary perimeter of our "THEORETICAL PROJECT NEW BRAZIL 2030". The great and progressive development PLUS the many opportunities to invest with low risks will come with the sharp increase in food consumption and other demands and by a continued development in all municipalities – from Central Brazil to the Northeastern States.
This development is already happening, representing opportunities for profit-oriented investors – opportunities especially extending after the completion of the implementation of new modes of much faster and efficient transport - in fast railway and deep ports especially toward Europe, USA and especially to Asia – over many others projects up to structural, energy and minerals works, some in the form of temporary concessions, other essentially private or some on the PPP Public private Partnerships model.
At this moment, Brazil still has about 70% of its territory to develop properly, most being in the imaginary perimeter, whose base comprises the sloping parallel between Vitória City - ES (coordinated 20:17 o S and 40:14 W) plus Montes Claros - MG (16:44 o S and 43:50 W) plus Uberlândia - MG (18:53 o S more 48:17 W) plus Cuiaba City - MT (15:36o S and 56:05 W) going up above to the Atlantic ocean at the east, northeast and north regions over also above to the borders of the west and northwest regions.
In 2008, about 80% of the Brazilian people still lived within 200 km of ocean waterfront, whereas in India 70% of people lived and produced inside; in China, 50% and 26% in United States. Worse is that in Brazil, about 70% of raw materials, energy, more grains, processed foods (except sugar and some of the grains and processed meats) and wood are still produced inside.
Thus, the Midwest, North and Northeast Regions - albeit with giant areas, sparsely populated areas but with high potential to invest and to consume much more - still have a huge potential for development
Very Recently, Prof. Aswath Damodaran of the CFA Institute recommended to invest in Brazil.
https://blogs.cfainstitute.org/investor/2016/06/13/aswath-damodaran-on-how-to-invest-internationally/
Please also read the ZHAW School of Management and Law (SML):
https://update.sml.zhaw.ch/brazil-in-crisis-time-to-invest/
ARTICLE -
Evidently, since we are a new country, with a still low overall demand and very far from the main world centers of consumption, especially by the severe and giant barrier of the Andes in the west and the lack of sufficient resources to build and operate modern, fast, reliable and cheap transport, Brazil still struggles to enter competitively on the world market.
All this occurs even with Brazil being, worldwide, the country with the largest amount of drinking water, more arable land, more potential for irrigation, without glaciers, blizzards and deserts, most reliable weather and certainly the country with current the most severe environmental care. Also, we have very high oil, mineral and timber (grown, certified and legal) potentials, all for lower costs and higher efficiency compared to the competitors and perhaps the best production, extraction and processing technologies in the world.
Back in 2012, the total GDP of Brazil reached US $ 2.22 trillion, as follows:
1) 55.4% stemmed from the rich and very inhabited the Southeast Region (industrial processors and its machinery; very oil and natural gas; many minerals; too much sugar and ethanol; much coffee and milk and good level of general meat productions; good tourism);
2) 16.4% comes from the median in wealth and sparsely populated South Region (grain; woods; grapes; agr. Machinery; poultry and pork meats and good tourism);
3) 13.6% from the very large Northeast Region (already good level of oil; many existing and very high potential minerals to exploring civilly; cotton; fruit and pulps for domestic and export market; some sugar cane and ethanol; strong tourism);
4) 9.3% only currently comes from the new frontier and very large Midwest Region (most grains, cotton and beef in the country; high potential in minerals; timber and some sugar cane and ethanol);
5) Only 5.4% comes from the giant North Region (small amounts of oil; lots of natural gas; legally processed timber comes from certified wood in the Amazon rainforest including produced by new “Sustainable Forest Management” technique; many minerals exploring civilly, and fruit pulps for domestic and export market; bovine animals for export; good tourism level goes to the rainforest more giant deep rivers).
In terms of "per capita" GDP in 2012, the average personal income in Brazil was only Us $ 14,793 / inhabitant / year, being Us $ 19,666 in the Southeast Region; Us $ 18,376 in the Center-West Region; Us $ 16,445 in the South Region, but reducing a lot to Us $ 9,467 in the North Region and only to Us $ 7,224 in the Northeast Region. Thus, a person in the Southeast Region had annual income almost three times higher than in the Northeast. However, in 2000, the distribution of income was much worse than in 2012.
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"Brazil: a huge potential for development, investment ad rentability"
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