How campaign spending of elected candidates in Brazil evolved (inflation adjusted values in BRL converted to USD).
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Meu primeiro emprego, há 20 e tantos anos, foi como atendente de lanchonete no KFC, na época uma divisão da PepsiCo. O Paulo Camargo era chefe do meu chefe, o cara que ficava na matriz e deixava todo mundo de cabelo em pé quando ia…https://t.co/Cy3YFEWkzo https://t.co/l8VzpXYGlo
Our Chart of the Week shows that public investment in Brazil recently reached its lowest rate in (at least) 70 years, dragging down capital formation. (Data from the excellent work of Rodrigo Orair and Sergio Gobetti.)
More in our weekly report:…https://t.co/chdoxlIPhO
World’s most expensive countries (PPP conversion factor)
1. The Bahamas
2. Switzerland
3. Norway
4. Iceland
5. Denmark
6. Australia
7. Sweden
8. New Zealand
9. Finland
10. United States https://t.co/iqPOwS6hKM
We’re 50 days from the greatest show on Earth (the soccer World Cup, of course), and the sticker-mania is already full-blown. Did you know that stickers in Brazil are the cheapest in the world? More in our new report, Stickernomics:…https://t.co/AY3GndKb3m
Our Chart of the Week shows how vote intention for the two candidates that made it to the run-off evolved in previous Brazil's presidential campaigns. See more in the report: https://t.co/O1Kt1SeIez https://t.co/8D1ydpSAjm
Our Chart of the Week points to a disappointing round of economic activity indicators in Brazil. More in our weekly report:
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O projeto de infraestrutura mais caro do mundo leva água por 1.432km (quase a distância São Paulo - Salvador) até Beijing. https://t.co/rdQOjB5Piv https://t.co/uvIp92kWMx
Our Chart of the Week shows the power shifts in the Brazilian Lower House at the end of the period that allowed lawmakers to freely change parties. More in our weekly report:
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