Brazil for Export Marketing

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It is the largest countryin bothSouth America and the Latin American region. It isthe world s fifth largestcountry, both by geographical area and by population. It isthe largest Lusophone country in the world, and the only one in the Americas.


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BRAZILIAN TRADEMARK


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GEOGRAPHY

Brazil is the fifth largest

country in the world,

and third largest in theAmericas, with a total

area of 8,514,876.599k

m2 (3,287,612 sq mi),

including 55,455 km2

(21,411 sq mi) of wate

r.


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BIODEVERSITY

Brazil's large territory

comprises different

ecosystems, such as

the Amazon rainforest,

recognized as having

the greatest biological

diversity in the world,

with the Atlantic Forest

and the Cerrado,

sustaining the greatest

biodiversity


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The climate of Brazil

comprises a wide rang

of weather conditions

across a large areaand

varied topography, but

most of the country istropical.


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Government and politics

* The Brazilian Federation is the "indissoluble union" of the States,

The Municipalities andthe Federal District.

*The Union, the states

and the Federal Districtand the municipalitiesare the "spheresof government."


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LAW AND ORDER

Brazilian law isbased on Roman-Germanic[not in

citation given]traditions and civillaw concepts prevailover common law

practice.


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Most of Brazilian law

is codified, although

non-codified statutes

also represent a substantial part,

playing a complement

ary role.


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Court decisions setout interpretive

guidelines; however,

they are seldombinding on otherspecific cases.

Doctrinal works and

the works ofacademic jurists

have stronginfluence in law

creation and in law


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ECONOMY

Brazil is the largest nationaleconomy in Latin America,the world's seventh largesteconomy at market

exchange rates and theseventh largest inpurchasing power parity(PPP), according to theInternational Monetary Fundand the World Bank. Brazilhas a mixed economy withabundant natural resources.


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Between 1993 and2010, 7012 merge& acquisitions

with a total knownvalue of $707 billionwith the involvemen

tof Brazlian firmshave beenannounced.


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The year 2010 wasa new record interms of valuewith 115 billionUSD oftransactions. .


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The largest transactio

with involvement of

Brazilian companies

has been: Cia Vale do

Rio Doce acquiredInco

in a tender offervalued

at US$18.9 billion


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Vale do

Rio Doce


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TOURISM Tourism in Brazil is a gr

owing sector and key tothe economy of severalregi-ons of the country.

The country had 5 million visitors in 2010, ranking in terms of international tourist arrivals as thesecond destination in S

outh America, and thirdin Latin America after Mexico and Argentina.


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Revenues frominternational touristsreached US$6 billionin 2010, showing arecovery from the2008-2009economic crisis.

Historical records of5.4 million visitorsand US$6.8 billion inreceipts werereached in 2011.


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Brazil ranked52nd in the world,3rd among LatinAmericancountries afterMexico and CostaRica, and 7th inthe Americas


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In 2005, Rio de Janeiro, Foz do Iguau,So Paulo, Florianpolis and Salvadorwere the most visited cities by

international tourists for leisure trips. The most popular destinations for

business trips were So Paulo, Rio deJaneiro and Porto Alegre. In 2006 Riode Janeiro and Fortaleza were the mostpopular destinations for business trips.


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CULTURE

The core culture ofBrazil is derived fromPortuguese culture,because of its strong

colonial ties with thePortuguese empire.

Among other influences, the Portugueseintroduced the Portuguese language, Roman

Catholicism and colonial architectural styles.The culture was, however, also stronglyinfluenced by African, indigenous and non-Portuguese European cultures and traditions


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Brazilian cuisinevaries greatly byregion, reflecting the

country's varyingmix of indigenousand immigrantpopulations. This

has created anational cuisinemarked by thepreservation of

regional differences


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GDP (purchasingpower parity):

$2.394 trillion

(2012 est.)

$2.374 trillion

(2011 est.)

$2.31 trillion(2010 est.)

GDP(official exchangerate):$2.396 trillion

(2012 est.)

GDP - real growthrate:

0.9% (2012 est.) 2.7% (2011 est.) 7.5% (2010 est.)


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GDP - per capita(PPP):

$12,100 (2012 est.)

$12,100 (2011 est.)$11,900 (2010 est.)

Gross nationalsaving

15.2% of GDP

(2012 est.)17.6% of GDP

(2011 est.)

18% of GDP(2010 est.)


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GDP - compositionby sector:agriculture: 5.2%

industry: 26.3% services: 68.5%

(2012 est.)

Labor force: 106.3million (2012 est.)

Labor force

by occupation:agriculture: 15.7%

industry: 13.3%

services: 71%(2011 est.)


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GDP - composition, byend use

household consumption:62.3%

government consumption:21.5%

investment in fixed capital:18.1%

investment in inventories:-0.5%

exports of goods andservices: 12.6%

imports of goods andservices: -14%

(2012 est.)

GDP - compositionby sector:agriculture: 5.2%

industry: 26.3%services: 68.5%

(2012 est.)


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Unemployment rate:5.5% (2012 est.)6% (2011 est.)

Unemployment,youth ages15-24:

total: 17.8%male: 13.9%female: 23.1% (2009)

Population below

poverty line:

21.4%

note:official Brazilian data

show 4.2% of the

population beingbelow

the "extreme" poverty

line in 2011 (2009

est.)


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Sex ratio: at birth:

1.05 male(s)/female

0-14 years: 1.04 male(s)/female




65 years and over: 0.81male(s)/female

total population: 0.96male(s)/female (2013 est.)

Household income or

consumption by

percentage share:

lowest 10%: 0.8%

highest 10%: 42.9%(2009 est.)


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Distribution of family

income - Gini index:

51.9 (2012)

Investment (grossfixed)

18.1% of GDP

(2012 est.)

Budget: revenues:

$875.5 billion

expenditures:

$822.1 billion

(2012 est.)


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Taxes and other

revenues:

36.5% of GDP

(2012 est.)

Budget surplus (+)

or deficit (-):

2.2% of GDP

(2012 est.)


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IMPORT AND EXPORT

DATABY BIANCA QUINTANA


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Imports: $223.2 billion

(2012 est.)

$226.2 billion

(2011 est.)

Import partners:

China 15.4%,

US 14.7%,

Argentina 7.4%,

Germany 6.4%,

South Korea 4.1% (2

012)


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Imports commodities:

machinery

electrical and transport

equipmentchemical products

oil

automotive parts

electronics

Exports partners:

China 17%

US 11.1%

Argentina 7.4%

Netherlands 6.2%

(2012)


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Exports:

$242.6 billion(2012est.)

$256 billion (2011est.)

Exports commodities:

transport equipment

iron ore

soybeansfootweaR

coffee,

autos


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