The data provides that the information about the percentage share of five industries in Brazil’s economy over a 21-year period, along with a prediction for 2029. Overall, it can be clearly seen that the finance sector presented a steady increase throughout the period and is expected to be the leading industry in the economy in 2029, while the manufacturing industry had a steady decrease and is projected to account for the lowest share in 2029.
In 2009, the finance industry, which has the highest percentage throughout the period, made up approximately 32% of the Brazilian economy, and this figure rose up to around 36% in 2019. Finally, the industry likely to reach to roughly 42% of the economy in 2029. By contrast, the manufacturing was just over 20% in 2009, followed by a continue decline to 15% in 2019 and is anticipated to a significant drop in 2029, which is responsible for about 5%.
The percentage of food processing and oil, coal and gas experienced a similar fluctuation, which started at 10% and 25% in 2009, after that it grew gradually nearly 20% and 30% in 2019, before being forecasted to end the period at the figure which seem to be the same in 2009. Meanwhile the percentage of tourism have opposite changes, reducing from approximately 25% in 2009 to 20% in 2019 and having an prediction to remain stable in 2029.