The bar chart compares the percentage contribution of five industries to Brazil’s economy in 2009 and 2019, with projections for 2029.
Overall, the finance sector consistently represents the largest share of Brazil’s economy, while manufacturing is expected to decline. In contrast, the oil, coal and gas industry shows a steady upward trend over the period.
In 2009, finance accounted for around 30% of the economy, rising to about 40% in 2019, before slightly decreasing to roughly 38% in 2029. The proportion of manufacturing fell gradually from 25% to 20% and is predicted to continue this downward pattern. Food processing, on the other hand, doubled from about 10% to 20% and is expected to remain stable.
Tourism contributed around one-fifth throughout the period, showing little variation. Meanwhile, the oil, coal and gas sector increased steadily from 20% in 2009 to nearly 30% in 2029, suggesting its growing importance in Brazil’s future economy.The bar chart compares the percentage contribution of five industries to Brazil’s economy in 2009 and 2019, with projections for 2029.
