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The article forecasts the economic conditions in Brazil from 2012-2016. The country's monetary policy moderation and tax breaks will still indicate a struggle in the gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate. It predicts that by late 2012 GDP grows by over 4.5% on annualised basis that provides momentum into 2013 and accelerates to 5% in 2014 marked by fiscal spending ahead of the year's presidential election. It also expects an expansion on most sectors to the overall GDP growth.

The article presents a 2012-2016 economic forecast for Brazil. It states that growth of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) will remain to be supported by real wage growth, expanding labour force, and credit expansion. It says that inflation is expected to be eased by weakening global and local economy. It adds that an increase in the current-account deficit is also predicted, reaching 3.2% annual average of GDP in 2012-2016.

The article focuses on the economic forecasting in Brazil. It says that the credit expansion has driven the continuation of the growth of gross domestic product (GDP) which was contributed by the economic slowdown occurred in April to August 2010. It states that the recovery in the domestic demand growth will be contributed by the failure to contain the public spending. It adds that the current-account deficit is anticipated to increase because the exports was outperformed by the import trade.

Provides an economic and political outlook on Brazil for the period 2005-2006. Damage of the government image; Reshuffle of the economic team; Trend for export growth.

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Reports on the international trade of Brazil as of 2004. Growth of the trade surplus; Increase in export and import performance; Changes in the magnitude of the country's foreign-exchange needs and composition of sources of finance; Level of external debt.

Reports on the domestic economy of Brazil as of 2004. Divergence between the weakness of the domestic economy and the strong strong contribution from the external sector; Rules governing the operation of regulatory agencies; Growth of exports and a recovery in domestic demand.

Reports on the political outlook of Brazil for the year 2004–2005. Expectation for the performance of the President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva; International relations; Economic policy; Economic forecasting.

Presents economic forecast in Brazil. Summary of international assumptions; Percentage of gross domestic product; Steady fall of Inflation rates; Strong export growth that reflects success in penetrating new markets.

Reports economic developments in Brazil as of October 2001. Condition of the economic growth prospects for 2001-02; Factors affecting the increase of pressures on prices; Economic relation with the United States.

Presents a political and economic outlook for Brazil in 2001-2002. Politics and government; Household spending; corporate investments; Gross domestic product.

Examines the economic and political outlook for Brazil for the period 2001-02. Upturn in the political fortunes of the government led by President Fernando Henrique Cardoso; Success of the fiscal adjustment in generating large primary surpluses and controlling the public debt; Struggle between the three main coalition parties over the election of new presidents for the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies.

Presents outlook for Brazil's economic and political sectors for 2001 and 2002. Rate of economic recovery; Improvement of the government's popularity; International relations; Capability in meeting the inflation and fiscal targets agreed with the International Monetary Fund; Fiscal policy.

Presents an overview of the political and economic outlook in Brazil for 2001-2002. Impact of political climate on fiscal reform during the second half of the term of President Fernando Henrique Cardoso's term; Other political conditions; International relations; Economic policy outlook and trends; Fiscal policy; Monetary policy.

Provides information on the general outlook of the economic policy in Brazil from 2005 to 2006. Role of the International Monetary Fund in the economic policy in the country; Concept of fiscal policy of the country; Reason behind the plan of the government to improve its public spending and to implement redistributive policies.

Presents tables depicting the economic indicators in Brazil.

Presents economic policy outlook for 2003-04 in Brazil. Maintenance by the government of the orthodox macroeconomic framework inherited from previous administration; Target for the primary fiscal surplus; Submission of tax reform proposals to Congress.

Presents the economic structure of Federative republic of Brazil. Annual indicators; Quarterly indicators