Brazil ranks 11th among the world's largest economies today. Our Vision 2050 study looks at what it would take to reach 5th.
In the new episode of our Beyond Borders series on YouTube, we walk through the aspirational scenario: an economy of around USD 6 trillion by 2050, roughly double the base case. Getting there would require about 4% real growth per year for 25 years.
With an aging population, productivity is the only path, and that means moving five structural levers at once.
🔹 Where the growth could come from: agribusiness, critical minerals, green energy and biofuels, and data center capacity
🔹 Why Brazil's mineral reserves are gaining strategic weight as companies work to diversify their supply chains
🔹 What this looks like in practice, from the Aegea sanitation program in Pará to measurable gains in health and everyday living standards
👉 Learn more in our new YouTube video: youtube.com/watch?v=bI2uK3…
#RolandBerger #BeyondBorders
In the new episode of our Beyond Borders series on YouTube, we walk through the aspirational scenario: an economy of around USD 6 trillion by 2050, roughly double the base case. Getting there would require about 4% real growth per year for 25 years.
With an aging population, productivity is the only path, and that means moving five structural levers at once.
🔹 Where the growth could come from: agribusiness, critical minerals, green energy and biofuels, and data center capacity
🔹 Why Brazil's mineral reserves are gaining strategic weight as companies work to diversify their supply chains
🔹 What this looks like in practice, from the Aegea sanitation program in Pará to measurable gains in health and everyday living standards
👉 Learn more in our new YouTube video: youtube.com/watch?v=bI2uK3…
#RolandBerger #BeyondBorders
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