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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Brazil Global highlights for 2010
As we hear the fireworks to celebrate the New Year tonight, Brazilians experience a feeling of optimism and accomplishment. Brazilian economy and self-esteem are up. Brazil became more global this year and this has a lot to do with the … Continue reading
Business and Bureaucracy
In an article on Business and Bureaucracy, The Economist notes the roadblocks that corruption puts in the way of innovation and entrepreneurial ventures. “In Mexico, the proliferation of trámites, as pettifogging rules and paperwork are collectively known, has spawned a … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Politics
Tagged Brazil, bureaucracy, columbia, despachantes, insolvency, Mexico, red tape
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Brazil´s Foreign Policy
Under the leadership of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Brazil opened 62 diplomatic and consular representations around the world – another 17 are in the process of opening. The country currently has 212 posts. Many of them have no … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Africa, Brazil, Cuba, Dilma Rouseff, Diplomacy, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Iran, Israel, Lula, Mercosur, Middle East, Palestine, Security Council, Turkey, United Nations, `
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How currencies will affect M&A in coming years?
Recent article in the Wall Street Journal says that stronger regional currencies may drive cross-boarder M&A deals. Emerging countries will play a key role as buyers. Some Brazilian companies as Gerdau, Vale and JBS are already recognized consolidators in their … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged currencies, Dealogic, JBS, M&A, Natural resources, Wall Street Journal, WSJ
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Globalization- Measures of Hope parallel economic measures
Globalization- Measures of Hope parallel economic measures predicting relative outperformance of emerging markets over Western, American S&P 500 in long run The Economist points out that there are subjective, human factors which accompany my thesis that liquidity will flow to … Continue reading
BRIC Innovation
The Economist’s coverage of innovation in emerging markets suggests that innovative BRIC companies are sharing information between themselves – completely circumventing the economic systems of the Rich World. “Smoothly managed China is very different from chaotic India. Brazilians have a … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Economy, Life
Tagged Brazil, BRIC, China, India, Russia
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