The bar chart shows the actual and projected share of the economy of Brazil held by the five key business sectors for the years 2009, 2019 and 2029.
Overall, the share of sectors is expected to change by varying amounts, with finance emerging as the most significant sector, showing consistent growth. Among all sectors, manufacturing is predicted to be the biggest loser, with a marked decline anticipated.
Looking at sectors with considerable proportions, finance is in the lead the in 2009 with 30%, a figure that is expected to peak at just over 40% in 2029.Tourism and oil, coal, and gas contributed similar proportions, each at 25% in 2009, with trends diverging thereafter. While the figure for tourism declined and is expected to level off at 20% in 2029, the latter sector is set to return to its original value with a modest rise by 2029.
With respect to the remaining categories, manufacturing accounted for 20% of the Brazilian economy, with food processing 10% behind. However, manufacturing experienced a modest decline of 15% in 2019, followed by a sharp increase of 10% in 2029. In contrast, food processing is expected to return to its 2009 level by the final year, having risen to 20% in 2019.
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Overall, the share of sectors is expected to change by varying amounts, with finance emerging as the most significant sector, showing consistent growth. Among all sectors, manufacturing is predicted to be the biggest loser, with a marked decline anticipated.
Looking at sectors with considerable proportions, finance is in the lead the in 2009 with 30%, a figure that is expected to peak at just over 40% in 2029.Tourism and oil, coal, and gas contributed similar proportions, each at 25% in 2009, with trends diverging thereafter. While the figure for tourism declined and is expected to level off at 20% in 2029, the latter sector is set to return to its original value with a modest rise by 2029.
With respect to the remaining categories, manufacturing accounted for 20% of the Brazilian economy, with food processing 10% behind. However, manufacturing experienced a modest decline of 15% in 2019, followed by a sharp increase of 10% in 2029. In contrast, food processing is expected to return to its 2009 level by the final year, having risen to 20% in 2019.
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