P1 REPORT
A Study on Brazilian Global Trade strategies: an Analysis on Diversifying Trade Profile
Introduction:
This study will aim to explore the dynamics of trade of Brazil, focusing on the underlying causes
of its import and export activity, the nature of the goods traded, and the effects these activities
have on the domestic economy. The nation's import and export trends provide important
information about its trade policies, position in the world market, and state of economy. This
study aims at giving a solid understanding of the trade dynamics, economic consequences, and
potential futures of the nation. Policymakers, companies, and investors who are involved in or
interested in the Brazilian market need to know this information.
Project plan:
The research will focus on the general trade dynamics of Brazil, including import and export
activity in a range of sectors and industries. This will also look at Brazil's trade relationships with
important trading partners and geographic areas, assessing the impact of global trade dynamics
on Brazil. Recent trade data is examined to find current dynamics and trends. Forecasting future
trading patterns using past performance and current trends. An investigation of the main export
industries, such as mining, manufacturing, agriculture, and technology. Study of the relationship
between trade and Brazil's GDP, inflation, currency value, and country's economic stability.
IN REGARDES OF BRAZIL
Brazil is a major producer of sugar, soy, and beef as well as the world's main supplier of coffee,
oranges, and cassava (manioc). It is an upper-middle income developing mixed economy. The
International Monetary Fund ranks Brazil's GDP and purchasing power parity as the eighth and
eighth largest in the world, respectively. Brazil's significant and growing consumer market,
GDP, and geographic location make it a major player in the global market.
CONSUMER GOODS: South America's largest consumer market, as well as the seventh largest
globally, is found in Brazil. Thirty million Brazilians have entered the middle class in the past
ten years.
GDP: In the American Continent, Brazil has the third-largest economy.
Geography: South America, Europe, and Asia are all convenient from Brazil's 7,400 kilometers
of coastline. Its boundaries are shared by ten other nations.
Brazil's trade contributes significantly to the global economy because it offers advantages to
companies, such as Access to international trade, It has favorable geographic conditions,
Openness to foreign investment, has a great infrastructure for doing business, and at last it’s a
second largest trading partner, due to a strong commercial relationship and a shared commitment
to mutual prosperity
Methodology:
1. Using trade statistics from official sources, including the Ministry of Economy, the Brazilian
Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), and international Organization like World Bank,
WTO, etc...
2. Gathering information from financial and economic databases on the GDP, employment,
inflation, and currency exchange rates of Brazil. Review of trade agreements, policies,
organizations and public rules from international trade publications.
3. Evaluating trade data from the past and present using statistical tools to find patterns in import
and export values, volumes, and main trading partners
4. Brazil’s trade performance will be compared with that of other developed nations and
emerging markets in order to evaluate its ability to compete and performance levels.
5. Gathering of opinions from industry leaders, state representatives, and trade experts to add
qualitative points of view to statistical data.
6. The Methodology use in this report will be mixed of quantitative as well as qualitative data to
provide detail examination of the pattern of trade and summarizing it with graph and chart
Purpose and Relevance :
Purpose of studying the the global trade of brazil are to understand trade performance by
evaluating export and import volume and its impact on brazil economy, also to have sectoral
insight that which sector drive brazil trade and how they contribute to GDP and national
income .it also lead to identify new market opportunities for Brazilian products and services and
to explore developing market this report gives insight to Risk Assessment, Strategic Planning,
Socio-Economic Implications,
This study give relevance to Research assists in identifying important trade-related economic
growth drivers, such as the export of commodities, foreign direct investment, and industrial
expansion. Gaining knowledge of the trade balance and its variants can help one understand
economic stability and growth prospects. it help to formulate policy making, investment
decisions, sustainability and innovation, It offers insightful information about how Brazil
interacts with the world market, how trade affects its economy, and how it can use trade to
improve its prospects for economic growth and influence abroad.
SMART:
Specific – will focus on the general trade dynamics of Brazil, including import and export
activity in a range of sectors and industries
Measurable - detailed report using quantitative as well as qualitative data to provide detail
examination of the pattern of trade and summarizing it with graph and chart
Achievable – utilize trade database through official sources like WTO, WORLD BANK, IMF
and Ministry of Economy
Realistic – understanding economic consequences, and potential futures of the nation
Time bound –
Submitted to: Dr. Gaurav Atri
Submitted by: Rachi Singh
