The depicted bar chart provides information and forcasts about various sectors of Brazil’s economy in percentages in 2009, 2019, and 2029.
The graph compares statistics such as finance, food processing, manufacturing, tourism, and oil, coal and gas. The figure of finance shows increasing throughout the period; meanwhile, the portion of manufacturing has a fall, and other industries show diverse deviations.
In the year of 2009, the most significant part of Brazil’s economy was finance, accounting for nearly 31%, whereas the least sougth-after part was food processing, totalling only 10%. Finance rose to around 37% by 2019, and it is expected to reach higher than 40% in 2029. In contrast, food processing grew to about 21% from a mere 10%, and has an expectation of decline to 10%. According a forcast of the share of manufacturing, it will have been dropped to 5% from 21% toward 2029. Tourism had fallen by 5% to 21% by 2019, being expected to show no change in 2029. In addition, oil coal and gas played a quite significant role in the economy, constituting around a quarter of the total percentage in 2009 and peaked at 31%. However, this share is predicted to have a decrease to the latter value by 2029.
