scheduled in the coming years, 36.5 billion dollars of investment in infrastructure Brazil is the country, including those belonging to the G-20, which provided the largest volume investment in infrastructure over the next year with the goal of global growth "solid, sustainable and balanced" in the medium term. The country has given a strong boost to investment in priority sectors with 906.5 billion dollars, of which 545.7 billion in the period 2011-2014, during the tenure of Dilma Rousseff, and 360.8 billion dollars after 2014, according to their structural reforms.
were provided 36.5 billion dollars for the preparation of the Confederations Cup, football tournament organized by the International Football Federation (FIFA) in 2013 for the World Cup in 2014, and for the Olympic Games 2016 to be held in Rio de Janeiro.
Other countries of the G-20 group, including China, the United States and India have shown their plans but they did it in a more general - that does not mean it will invest less, considering the needs of their economies.
Brazil has explained to partners in the G-20 that its development strategy is based on the idea of \u200b\u200bintegrating economic development with the reduction of social differences. focusing on infrastructure investment, Brazil will overcome the problems associated with a weak logistics system, reduce production costs and improve competitiveness of domestic industry. In fiscal
, Brazil has committed itself, under the G-20, to obtain a primary surplus equivalent to 3.3% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) from 2011 to 2013, explaining that this balance over the next three years will be possible thanks to the reduction of public debt at 30.8% by 2013. In relation to the exchange, Brazil has emphasized that it will use tools "macro-prudential", namely, capital controls, when necessary, to avoid the artificial appreciation of the currency.
Source: www.brazilplanet.it
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