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    technology sector. International trade theory shows that nations will attain a higher level of living by specializing in goods for which they possess a comparative advantage and importing those for which they have a comparative disadvantage. For Brazil‚ they have launched an active campaign to build a strong international competitive position in the IT off-shoring business‚ trying to attract business that might otherwise be going to these other nations or regions. They have a sophisticated telecommunications

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    Argentina is a huge South American country. Argentina borders Chile‚ Bolivia‚ Paraguay‚ Uruguay‚ Brazil‚ and the Atlantic Ocean. “In general‚ Argentines dine at a late hour. Typically‚ they eat breakfast until 10 a.m.‚ lunch between noon and 2:30 p.m.‚ and dinner after 9 p.m.”(World Book Online). Argentina’s mountainous terrain‚ mild climate‚ powerful government‚ reasonable economy‚ unique culture‚ and many interesting facts make for a powerful South American country. Argentina’s physical geography

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    to have a better life here than in Brazil. First at all‚ American women work more than Brazilians. Here there are higher wages (which are paid every week or every two weeks) even for unskilled workers. For example‚ it is paid up to $ 30 per hour for a babysitter‚ when in Brazil it is paid around $ 350 per month. Besides‚ the number of holidays here is absurdly small compared to Brazil‚ and the vacations are one week per year; on the other hand‚ in Brazil vacations are a whole month. In addition

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    Human population has been steadily rising since the Industrial Revolution; the United Nations estimated that there were over 7.3 billion people in the world in 2015 and predicted that the population will rise to a potential maximum of 16.6 billion by 2100 (United Nations). Such an increase in population results in a similar rise in the demand for food. In order to avoid a potentially catastrophic famine‚ food production needs to increase in order to feed all of the new mouths without placing excessive

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    2000 and August 2006‚ Brazil lost nearly 150‚000 square kilometres of forest—an area bigger than Greece—and since 1970‚ more than 600‚000 square kilometres of the Amazon rainforest has been ruined. In quite a lot of tropical countries‚ the majority of deforestation results from the actions of poor subsistence farmers. However‚ in Brazil only about one third of recent deforestation can be linked to farmers that have moved. Historically‚ a large portion of deforestation in Brazil is due to land clearing

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    Potential Project Definition: Expansion of Rio de Janeiro Metro System 1. Introduction Brazil is the host of 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games‚ so there supposed to be great amount of people around the world visit the country in coming years. Rio de Janeiro is the second biggest city in Brazil (1‚256 km²)‚ and has a large population about 6 millions. However‚ the public transportation of the city is somewhat in a poor condition. It has only two metro lines located in the east part of the

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    fell by 50 percent. • 1996 Reported $13 million loss in Europe. • 1996 Whirlpool lost $70 million in Asia. • 1997 Lost $62 million in Asia. • 1997/1998 Victim of spiraling interest rates in Brazil. • 1998 Appliance sales in Brazil plummeted by 25%. • 1999 Third straight year of declining sales in Brazil. 1997 In response to these problems‚ Whirlpool began a global restructuring effort: • Announced that it would cut 10 percent of its global workforce over the next two years. • Pulled out

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    conifers)‚ 44% tropical and 3% temperate areas. Most of the original temperate forests have been cleared so the land can be used for farming and other development. The majority of the remaining forest that can be preserved is found in Russia‚ Canada and Brazil The most concrete success pointed to by the government is that the rate of the Amazon’s destruction fell in the 1990s to average levels around 4.5 million acres from more than 5 million acres in the 1980s. That is equivalent to about the size

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    long as ½ inch! Length: Average 8in. but some can be up to 20in. long. Weight: no more then 3lb Color: Varies Piranha’s only live in and around South America. They are widespread throughout the rivers of Colombia‚ Venezuela‚ Guyana‚ Paraguay‚ Brazil‚ and central Argentina. Piranhas live in packs‚ or shoals. They spend most of their time hunting for food. They mostly live in rivers but can also live in lakes‚ or anywhere there is enough food but within their natural habitat. The piranha hunts

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    loggers are cutting the trees down. All they want is protected areas where they can keep rubber tapping. Only the Brazilian government can approve of that. Rubber tappers first came to the Amazon rainforest in the 1870’s. Most rubber tappers live in Brazil‚ near the Amazon rainforest‚ or in the Amazon rainforest. Rubber tappers are just a group of people who specialize in tapping rubber trees for latex. Ever since the 1870’s the tappers have been creating a living off of rubber tapping. The tappers

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