The bar chart shows the distribution of various industries as a percentage of Brazil’s economy in 2009, 2019, and 2029.
Overall, finance and oil, coal, and gas sectors are projected to hold the largest shares, with a general increase in finance by 2029. Meanwhile, food processing is expected to decline significantly over time, while other sectors show varied growth trends.
In 2009, finance, tourism, and oil, coal, and gas were major contributors, with each sector comprising around 30% or more of Brazil’s economy. Finance started at just above 30% and is expected to grow, reaching nearly 40% by 2029. In contrast, oil, coal, and gas slightly increase from 30% in 2009 to approximately 35% by 2029.
Food processing and manufacturing, on the other hand, are less significant. Food processing started at about 20% in 2009 but is projected to drop drastically to under 5% by 2029. Manufacturing, which hovered around 15-20% in 2009 and 2019, is expected to experience a small decline by 2029. Tourism shows a steady increase, maintaining around 25% throughout the period.
