After sweeping pro-market structural reforms in the 1990s, over the last twelve years Brazil has experienced an economic boom fuelled by commodity exports and credit expansion, making it the 7th largest economy in the world.
Yet the Brazilian economy has faced severe challenges after the GFC.
The coming Brazilian presidential and parliamentary elections represent a decisive moment for the Latin American giant.
Will the newly elected government implement progressive policy leading to higher growth and macroeconomic stability? The presentation and discussion will analyse the outcome of Brazil’s October 26th presidential election and its implications for Australian business and government.
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For more information please contact: anclas@anu.
edu.
au or phone +61 2 6125 4697
