Brazil economy compared to the world Videos

Excuse me, is there any Southafrican student interested in giving me his opinion about certain topics with regard to Southamerica and the international treaties?? I need it for a work. Thanks!

@LucasEllerNewYork His English is perfectly clear - he speaks at a comfortable pace unlike most Americans whose drawl reflects their speed of thought.

@Joel1822 I am Prof. Nayyar;s student at JNU, New Delhi, India... let me know if I can help...

I need subtitles of this video in spanish, does anyone know who can I get them?

@silver4883 ^_^ hello Joel, what is it exactly that you would like to know?

I can understand him clearly. What's wrong with this manner of speaking?

His English is not so clear, he speaks very fast. What's his hurry?

@Joel1822 hello there, im south african :D

@phillieg58 Agreed. Excellent point!!!!

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Very nice talk.

great!!!

great video!!!

Well, I do speak english very well, but i will diss you in Portuguese ok ? Bando de gente inseta esses caras, agora é tempo de novos poderes, chega maluco de Estados Unidos, canada, europa, japão, chega de uma meia duzia de gato pingado nesse mundo sensentir gente. Bando de maluco, de tanto usar crack não aceitam a relidade hahahah vai se arrobar bando de gay chega velho de porra anglo saxonico se sentindo, nossa estressou legal. e nenhum pais ajudou o brasil a chegar nesse ponto nenhum.

@canguy22 Just for u know the take off. In 1989 Brazilian Percapta PPP was about 2989 dollars. In 1999 it was 6450 dollars. In 2010 it was 11289 dollars. Mean, Brazil is in the correct way... You should care about Canada and its economic policies because Development do not last forever. It needs to be sustained and Brazil, by now, is a Sustained Economy with sustained growth thanks to social policies, right economic policies, reurbanization programs and antiviolence programs.

@canguy22 So maybe you dont know, but Brazil returned to be a receiving immigrants country, became the 5th largest recipient of FDI in the world and 3rd largest generator of jobs on the planet. Meaning, we're doing it the right way, and Canada do not need to tell us what to do because we know it better than anyone what's good for us. You better worry about your country, because ours, only we know how it works and only we know that it is on track of sustainable development.

@canguy22 Brazilian Nominal GDP was 2,092 trillion dollars in 2010 being the 7th economy. And in PPP was 2,172,088 trillion dollars... While the UK PPP GDP was 2,172,180 trillion dollars. Brazilian economy will increase about 4 - 5% in 2011 with 5% inflation. Much, much more than UK's. So we can considere now Brazil the 7th economy in the world. It'll be the 4th in 2040 or before with percapta about 30,000 dollars according to Goldman Sachs and Brazilian Central Bank.

@canguy22 Just because Brazil is still a Third World Country, such as all Latin American Countries... The point is that nothing lasts forever and Brazil is developing much more faster than other countries... Some economists say that Brazil will be a developed superpower about 2040 ~ 2050. And Canada? Well, we all know that Canada is such a developed country, but i asure you that it was not ever like that and if u guys dont do the right things... It'll not be anymore.

@canguy22 Finally, what i mean is that Brazil is the right path. The country is doing exactly the right things that should have being done to get development grade. Its improving the overall infrastructure, constructing first world's roads and highways, dropping slums, decreasing violence (It was 32/100k murders in 2000 and now it's 22/100k murders), improving the use of public money and the perception of corruption and improving the lives of the general population.

@canguy22 In 1989 Brazilian GINI according to PNUD estimative was 67,8. In 1999 it was 58,0. In 2010 it has falling the record low about 53. A falling of 26% in 20 years. No major country in the world could such a feat. We can asume that the falling will increase greatly in this and next decade, but let's asume that the Brazilian Inequality Index GINI will decrease in the same rate. In 2031 Brazil would have GINI in 39, equal to Countries like Spain and France.

@canguy22 Mean, between 1989 and 2010 the Brazilian real percapta income has increased about 73,5% in total, although the country's economy has grown about 3,2% per year. In this decade and till the next decade (2011 to 2031) Brazil has the bases according to OMS and American FED to grow about 5% per year. Mean, in 20 years, Brazilian real income will be increased about 139% to almost 30,000 dollars. While that, the Brazilian Inequality is drastically falling.

Try researching Vale do Rio Doce, the 3rd largest minerals exporter in the world behind Rio Tinto and BHP BIlliton.. Brazil has the world's largest hydroelectric dams, supporting nearly all of Brazil (and a great deal of Uruaguay's) electricty demands. oil & natural gas production, Petrobras bagan work on extracting Presal after discovering one of the largest reserves currently active, with the potential of greater finds still, for crude oil and natural gas..

@canguy22 -Both CIA and IMF estimate first and post months later, thats why IMF predicts india's GDP in 2011 is 1.704 trillion when in fact the reality is that as of july 2011 india has already crossed 1.8 trillion $ gdp and would cross 2 trillion even before march 2012.Also keeping in mind that india uses an outdated method of collecting GDP data which basically understates india's real GDP.In reality india's GDP is much bigger than it's calculated.

well usa helped canada a big deal neighbours always matter, if brasil had usa as its neighbor and not chile and Colombia maybe things would be different what brazil needs is a decent education facility's and accepting more Europeans with cash and knowledge that's all but i guess you dont understand that the game is rigged cause all money is debt so the more you produce more debt u have this tells us that only resources matter

@canguy22 --> Which Lot of Data are you talking of? when India's economy has already crossed 1.8 trillion $ so how can Indian economy stagnate all of a sudden aka 0% growth.Estimates says that as of AUG 2011 india's GDP is somewhat 1.879 trillion $ which will reach 2 trillion even before march 2012.And mind you this estimation has been done keeping worst case scenario in mind.

@canguy22 -you are reading an outdated IMF estimation.They have not updated for the past 5 months.India's GDP has already crossed 1.7 trillion 6 months ago and it is well very close to 2 trillion $ now.You can check from wiki and see the WB data for india's GDP

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Sometimes, doing nothing might very well be better. At the very least, doing nothing doesn't generally require tax increases or going into debt.

What that the team mascot? Truckcock the Elephant?

Did you steal the bloomers from all the cheerleaders and make then do their jumping around in short skirts with nothing underneath?

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+Haruhi Suzumiya at HARUHISM.TKI thought it was because you wanted to sexually assault the cheerleaders lol.

FPS as a sort of sport is nothing new. First it was Doom then Quake then Halo and now CoD and Battlefield.I suck at that shit. But I'm sure I'd be even worse at Starcraft which is shown on TV in Korea. Also the biggest E sport now is League of Legends which I would probably suck at.Why NASCAR is bigger than Mario Kart or any of the racing games that encourage wrecking is beyond me. Then again why is NASCAR bigger than demolition derbies IRL?

Actually the English gave it the name soccer. Shit where did I hear that? I think it was in the 1800s when people from one part of england started calling it soccer because it hadn't been formalized yet and their accents added -er to lots of words.I wish that American football fans got in more riots and more "hooliganism". Seriously soccer can be fun to watch but I'd much rather see a good old fashioned soccer riot m i rite?As for doing stupid shit like taking your shirt off and wearing team color bodypaint I've been seeing much of that from all nations in the World Cup.I don't really like beer and I don't have a designated driver anyways for when I go to watch games but fried chicken makes sports much better. Diet Coke mixed with lemonade and free refills too :D

+Haruhi Suzumiya at HARUHISM.TKCold beer, chicken wings and watching "the big game" ('murican way) = Naaah...Are you kidding? Americans are the only ones in the world who haven't been glued to the TV for the World Cup. Everywhere else in the world they are [often staying up very late] sitting around every day for past few weeks watching the games while drinking beer [sometimes warm] and eating whatever.Spectator sports are a human thing not just some lazy murican thing. If they showed Smash Bros tournaments on ESPN you'd watch it.

Does playing the game on Xbox count?

Cold beer, chicken wings, and a game lol.

Also chicken wings XD

this is FIFA all they care is bribe them the most.

yes we would have done the world proud

....while a car or a computer in Brazil still be costing 2 , 3 , 4 times more than in the USA , hey anyone can inflate the GDP Spain is not a superpower but built 2000 km of high speed trains, 1500km underway, same asians, even the turkish..........Brasil is STILL thinking how to build and finance a mere 400km Sao Paulo - Rio. A joke . The economy is not a Football game , where u r 2nd or 6th , south-americans friends. We all know what Brazil is and specially what Brazil is not.

brazil didnt paid their total debt they paid 30 billion to t imf and then started to owe that money to toehr south american countrys only with low interest, if u think brasil with have a gdp of germany uk france combined you are crazy, those 3 countrys wont stop growing bnecause brazil grew these years, brasil will also stop to grow like all countrys do, further more brasil dosent have the companys or the brands or the schools or the brains and thats what matters-europe does

It is sad when people talk what they don't know.Brazil payed everyone of foreigh bill during the military ditactorship more than 5 times, with high interest. All Central and South America Countries had their economy destroyed by the called rich countries that promoted the violent ditactorship in those Countries. If Brazil has poverty was interest of some other Countries for that. In 2002 Lula payed everything off. It is funny you guys are trying skeep your bills.rsrsrsrs...

this spurge of growth happend before in brasil everytime the west has problems brasil grows then they usually have a decade or more of deflation from bad credit and bubbles and this is because most brazillian pop had no school education to bad schooling education and most money and credit i used in consuption instead of creating companys products services brasil lives off the land nothing wrong there but i dont believe brasil will be serious contender to be nr 3 or 4

I live in Brazil....and I can say with all fairness!!! poverty is increasing monstruously!!! Midia lies!! Only a few companies,investors and rich people are taking profit out of it.!!! There´s been lost of riots in SP and RIO..nobody gives a shit. Brazil is going to be a new AFRICA soon.,!! Revolution is coming !! just you wait!!

"CIA dictatorships in Latin America Immortal Technique". WATCH THIS AT YOUTUBE. HAVE MUCH MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THERE. KNOWLEDGE MEANS FREEDOM. Dont talk what you dont know. The reason Brazil and all Central and South Americas has poverty is because have some political and idealogical reasons FOR.

I'm American and I'm living in Brazil. I love this country and I guess that although the Tablets and other things are costing 2,3,4 times more than in USA, is easy to live in here :) The life is beautiful, without wars. The inner of Brazil is the best for living. :) Brazil deserves it!

Brazil is a very poor country with an overvalued currency that is making the cost of anything double than in The United States. So you might think that they are getting richer while it is only the currency exhange that is increasing making everybody poorer.

I'm glad that Brazil's reaching teh 6st place, but I think that this is because of Europe's poor economic growth rather than Brazil's "rapid growth". Nevertheless mre important than GDP is GDP per capita, and Brazi's has a long way to go still.

Dont promote wars and destruction around the world and you dont will have people begging. Brazil have developed a lot of social programs and aid programs in others Countries. Arrogance is the key of ignorance. MY grandfather used to say.

@renatoavatarian In 2020 Brazil GDP will overtake Germany. In 2030 will overtake Japan In 2050 GDP will be the same as Germany, France and England ADDED. (Data from Sachs Gold and IMF) So, you may come back to Armenia ...

@TheWhiterose1603 As Uk IS NOT LONGER THE 6TH LARGEST ECONOMY . How long will it take for Brazil to soon overtake France? 6 months or 1 year ? get ready for more pain

Caro amigo, não sou nordestino, mas admiro muito este povo forte e sofrido. Sua arrogância vai te derrubar. Com certeza. É questão de tempo. Fique com Deus.

Average house cost here in the UK is £258,700 or $403,572,average,not what wealthier people reside in.2010 economy grew 1.9%, then fell away,due to one thing and one thing only,our crazy government making savage cut backs 2011 that did not need to be made and they are only just beginning to realize that little mistake.If they had not made those cut backs we would be growing at around 1-1.5% even with the Euro crisis.Unemployment is also falling, so whatever your news says out there,its bullshit.

Mate you are so thick it is not even amusing now.Stop associating Spain,Italy or any of the Euro Zone with the UK will you,we are not in the Euro,we are only in the EU common market, that makes all the difference having our own currency and bank that can do QE and help steer our economy back in the right direction.It is the UK who has been demanding to the Euro Zone to sort its mess out. We started to sort our issues out back in 2008,Euro zone is only just beginning to.Your confused and deluded.

Finally,I swear you Brazilians are thick as hell,which does not surprise me with your terrible education system, that your economy is now flat alongside the UK,so like I say, the UK will get back on track, so will the EU and so will the USA,it is already beginning to happen, be it slowly, but it will. I would not class Brazil or BRICs up there with the best at the moment, you can be, and maybe you will, get rid of the corruption, severe poverty, health issues, education issues and you are there.

You do not even see what China are doing do you, they are in fact raping the resources for themselves then will leave you BRIC's high and dry.They will use you,Africa,etc. I do not even know why I am arguing with you or your followers, I mean ultimately your nothing to me, just another person trying to make it to where I already am, but somehow I have got myself sucked into this rather stupid argument with a nobody or in this case nobodies.Whatever you or I say, neither of us are going to agree.

I really think you are such a young inexperienced economy that you do not yet realize that to just knock the EU and USA of the top ranks is not going to happen overnight.The quality of goods coming out of the established economies is 100x superior as well.I just think you are deluded a bit, because you have terrible infrastructure, mass poverty that is not going to just disappear. You need to get out of Brazil to understand what I am actually saying. Long way to go you have to understand I feel.

You see this is what concerns me about BRIC economies. It is the technological advancements they lack, and where the currently struggling economies will utilize to put things straight again in the next decade or two, which will be world changing, leaving the BRICS back at square one as I keep saying. Its all well having oil, gas, blah de blah, but the advanced countries have the technology to do better things and make new economies altogether. UK to retake Brazil economy in the next 5-10 years.

@athleticguyUK, some cities in Brazil are also cosmopolitan and more are becoming. An English man living in Rio de Janeiro took his domestic employee to her house in a slum because she was not feeling well and fell in love with the view there. He moved to that slum and opened a small hotel there, where foreigh people like to stay because it's typical and different (video "The Maze Rio de Janeiro"). He didn't mind about living in a poor place.People really have different views on quality of life.

@athleticguyUK, it would be impossible poor people in UK live in similar conditions as here, or they would die after "summer". Any cold country could have the same aparent poverty as in warm ones. Considering poor people almost don't pay taxes, they have free hospitals etc that can be crowded in big cities, but they don't pay for them. Even foreign tourists without any health card won't pay anything here in case of emergency or accident. Cheaper parts of London, Paris etc in general are (cont.)

@LoyalNancy Oh yes houses and rent rite in the centre of London are very exspensive,but there are also cheap parts of London,many middle and even lower class people still live in London (Remember the areas of the London riots this year,those areas were lower class London). Even poor people in the UK are better off than poor people in Brazil. How much is an average wage and average benafits/welfare for the unemployed in Brazil? People on benafits here even have large flat screen TVs,internet etc

@paleoton, you noticed what I said before here: Brazilian middle class lives better than in UK and Eur. in general. But jobs which do not require studies are bad paid and many went to Eur. etc. to make hard work and more money in stronger currency. As an ex-colony, we have a difficult social inheritance since the big slavery until 1888. And even growing, impossible to eliminate poverty, considering poor immigrants always arriving by the huge borders and many more now with news of opportunities.

I think the biggest problem in the UK, and has been for years has been this reliance on the financial sector which ultimately put the UK on a flat growth pattern in the first place. The UK is beginning to make changes though, one of them is exporting outside the EU a lot more, which the UK badly needed, alongside this there is likely to be an upward trend for manufacturing (high quality goods) and technological advancements that will pull the UK back up. I am happy the UK is not in the Eurozone

Per capita $12,000 which is around £7,600, so that is pretty low earnings mate. I believe the per capita income here in the UK is around the $36,000 mark, so quite a contrast. Admittedly to reside in the UK is far more expensive than Brazil, so I give you that. But it still does not explain the 0.2% growth alongside the UK's growth for the past quarter?, which has been caused by slowing BRIC economies, due to, you know who, the EU.So I can very much assure you, we count.AAA mate, UK has it :).

Well I just do not think I am at all. Technologically which is where it is at, those old economies are simply going to diversify into, such as space, one area the UK is expecting to really expand in, ultimately will be worth more than any resources earth can produce. Not just the resources in space we will gather, but advancements in technology in general is where I am expecting the next drive to come from.You make it sound like i was being racist, well I am quarter Portuguese myself like,lol.