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First is the goal of financing development sustainably given the immediate challenge of situating the country’s enormous growth, inclusion and climate action needs within a credible macroeconomic framework and efficient and effective fiscal policies.

A Reversal in Shared Prosperity in Brazil : Brazil’s Poverty and Inequality since the 2014-2016 Domestic Crisis Home » 07. Economic and Sector Work (ESW) Studies » Sector/Thematic Studies » Policy Notes Brief A Reversal in Shared Prosperity in Brazil : Brazil’s Poverty and Inequality since the 2014-2016 Domestic Crisis c b Tweet Like Download

Brazil's experience over the past 10 years has shown the value of corporate governance reforms, both in Brazil and around the world. Good corporate governance enhances investor trust, helps to protects minority shareholders, and can encourage better decision making and improved relations with workers, creditors, and other stakeholders.

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This paper studies gross worker flows to explain the rising informality in Brazilian metropolitan labor markets from 1983 to 2002. This period covers two economic cycles, several stabilization plans, a far-reaching trade liberalization, and changes in labor legislation through the Constitutional reform of 1988.

PIR is a global framework for understanding factors that can contribute to positive sector outcomes at the country level. This knowledge brief uses a PIR framework to provide a snapshot of the experiences of five countries in South America: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Peru.

Figure 1. Lending outcomes of small and large bank groups Notes: Panel A displays the monthly aggregate share of corporate lending of small and large banks channeled to the 332 5-digit sectors classified as exposed. Panel B displays the share of lending to exposed sectors by small and large banks that has maturity of one year or less.

The economy has shown resilience to recent global shocks thus far, with output surpassing its pre-pandemic level in 2022 Q3, earlier than expected but trailing behind peers.

The overall objective of the Zambezi River Multi-Sector Investment Opportunity Analysis (MSIOA) is to illustrate the benefits of cooperation among the riparian countries in the ZRB through a multi-sectoral economic evaluation of water resources development, management options and scenarios from both national and basin-wide perspectives.

The economy has shown resilience to recent global shocks thus far, with output surpassing its pre-pandemic level in 2022 Q3, earlier than expected but trailing behind peers.