Planning

Planning

  • Submitted By: AndyCS
  • Date Submitted: 09/01/2014 9:51 AM
  • Category: Business
  • Words: 879
  • Page: 4

Why Choose Brazil for Investing
Brazil can be considered to be one of the most desired markets for foreign investments as it is the sixth largest economy in the world. For the last ten years Brazil has been able to maintain a continuous and stable economy with successful growth and low inflation in the past. Brazil’s economic stability was the result of the increase in employment levels, income, consumption power and the possibility to get in financing programs allowing people to consume goods they could not have access to, increasing the potential of the internal market. Investors understand that where there is a politically stable economy, there is the opportunity to leverage investments. Since 1985 of the military dictatorship, Brazil has since then improved as a democracy. Another reason as to why Brazil would be a great choice to invest in is their focus on economy and social improvements, anti-crisis measures is valuable for any business. Brazil consists of 192 million occupants making the place an expanding consumer market. Brazil also welcomes foreign presence as they have respect to different cultures making the people of Brazil to easily integrate new work methods and habits, they are very well receptive to not only newcomers but foreign products also.
For Brazil, the footwear industry plays an important social and economic role in the import sector in the constitution of the manufacturing industry. Brazil is one of the largest producers worldwide making over $800 Million pairs a year and stand in 8th place of the largest exporter in 2010, this makes investors drawn to potential investments. With success, follows competition and the competition of Asian countries along with international financial crisis have been hindering the results of Brazilian products in the global market. According IEMI InteligĂȘncia de Mercado, Brazil's footwear industry, studies project that the industry is more likely to boost in production by 3.8% in 2013, though last year...

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