The Economic Growth of Brazil

activities actually agricultural already amounted average balance basic basis became become Brazil Brazilian British capacity capital caused cent coffee colonies consumption cost cotton created currency decade decline demand dependent difficulties disequilibrium domestic economy effects eighteenth England entire entrepreneur European exchange existence expansion exporting sector external faced fact factors farming favorable financing foreign former gold greater groups growing growth half hand imports inasmuch income increase industrial instance interests internal investments labor land latter less lower manpower manufactures means million mining monetary nature nineteenth century occurred operation payments period plantations population Portugal Portuguese position possible pressure problem production profits reduction region relative result rise situation slave stage subsistence substantial sugar supply tended tion trade transfer United utilization wages whereas whole