The given bar chart represents the five different industries as a percentage of Brazil’s economy in 2009, 2019, and 2029.
Overall, finance had the highest percentage of industries in Brazil’s economy across the 3-year period.
In 2009, finance had a share of 32% which was the lowest in comparison to 2019 and 2029. While food processing in 2009 had a proportion of 11% equaling 2029. Manufacturing and tourism in 2009 had the highest figure at around 22% and 26% respectively. Tourism and fossil fuel are equal in percentage with each having 26%. In 2019, Finance was the second highest at 37%. Similarly, manufacturing was the second highest at 17%. Meanwhile, in 2019, food processing and fossil fuels was the highest at around 22% and 32% respectively. On the other hand, Tourism was the second highest at 22% in 2019.
In 2029, finance had the highest percentage at around 42%. While food processing had the second highest share of 11% equaling food production in 2009. Manufacturing in 2029 had the lowest proportion at around 5%. In contrast, Tourism was the second highest at 22% equaling tourism in 2019. Similarly, fossil fuels were the second highest at 26% equaling fossil fuels in 2009.
