The bar chart below depicts five different industries’ percentage share of Brazil’s economy in 2009 and 2019 with a forecast for 2029. Overall, the financial sector has the highest income in Brazil’s economy, increasing during those three years.
Those five different industries are finance, food processing, manufacturing, tourism and oil, coal, and gas. In 2009, the financial sector held the highest percentage little bit over than 30%. Following behind it are tourism and mining products, both by more than 25%. Manufacture and food processing share by 20% and 10% respectively, which makes food processing the lowest.
In 2019, both finance and food processing increased by more than 5% and 10% from their initial percentages, though the financial sector still held the highest share. Mining products were still following behind it by 30%, whereas tourism and manufacturing decreased 5% from 10 years prior.
From the forecast for 2029, the financial sector still holds the highest percentage, whereas, unlike in 2019 mining products decrease, followed by food processing and manufacturing. Additionally, tourism still stay stagnate from 10 years prior.