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The bright landscape of coffee land; Different scenarios for the metal consumption in Brazil
While in the 1990s, Brazil did not enjoy good economic growth, in the last two decades, the country’s focus on industrial development has led to significant economic growth in the country, and today Brazil is known as the largest economy in South America and the Caribbean. Surveys show that services and industrial products account for…
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Development clue; The path of economic growth of Brazil and the factors affecting it
During the colonial period by the Portuguese, Brazil’s economy was centered around sugarcane and, much later, coffee, which formed the cornerstone of economic development in this country. However, during the 20th century, Brazil’s economy prioritized the production of its industrial products with the industrialization approach and the adoption of the import substitution industrialization (ISI) policy,…
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A transformative process; The role of furniture industry on Brazil’s metals consumption market
The fundamental changes in today’s lifestyles have led to the expansion of the efficient and useful use of various devices in the design and decoration of the interior of homes and offices, and today furniture is one of the essential pieces of furniture in homes. Brazil has been the largest producer of furniture in Latin…
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World trade pioneer; Evaluating the share of Brazil in the world trade market
International relations are considered an important factor for development of a country and it has led many countries to change their approach and strategy, step on the path of global trade and improve their relations with other countries. As a country with abundant resources and mines, Brazil has expanded its commercial relations from neighboring countries…
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Remarkable activity; Brazil’s prominent share in category of the world’s largest economies
Brazil’s economy has gone through many ups and downs over the past century and is currently ranked among the top 10 economies in the world. By 1980, Brazil’s GDP was about $146 billion, which reached $884 billion and $510 billion in 1997 and 2002, respectively. However, the first years of the 21st century were associated…
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bright outlook; Scenarios a head of metals consumption in Netherlands
The economy of Netherlands has experienced significant growth over the past few decades, and development of manufacturing sector in this country has made Netherlands one of the markets for metal consumption in Europe and the world. In continuation of the studies conducted by “Metals News” monthy magazine, in this report, the summation of consumption of…
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Manifestation of glory and power; Scenarios ahead of consumption of metals in the USA
For decades, the United States of America has raised its name as an economic and industrial superpower, and today this country is considered the leader of technological advancement and innovation in industries of various goods such as electronics, industrial equipment, and automotive in the world. This has caused this country to be placed at high…
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Frequent tragedy; A historical overview of driving factors of conflicts and military wars in the world
Historically, natural resources, territorial integrity and ideological thoughts are the main factors of military conflicts around the world. While access to natural resources is necessary to achieve economic growth of countries, territorial integrity is also considered as a determining factor in confrontations and conflicts of countries and societies, as countries seek to defend or expand…
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Broken chain; Impact of geopolitical conflicts on global trade trends
Global trade has played a significant role in formation of supply chains and globalization for a long time and has been introduced as a cornerstone for economic development of countries. However, studies show that any disruption in world trade during military conflicts has left deep and widespread effects on economies, supply chains, and international relations.…
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Dark horizon; Impact of geopolitical conflicts on the world economy
Geopolitical conflicts and economic stability of countries are always related to each other, and beginning of tensions often leads to a cascade of adverse effects that lead to widespread destruction of infrastructure, loss of human capital, and diversion of resources from productive activities to military expenditures, while World War I and World War II are…
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