Brazil's 2011 trade surplus soared 47.8% to nearly 30 billion dollars, compared with the previous year, the highest since 2007, with record exports and imports, official data showed Monday. Read full article
Translate soybeans iron ore, (and oil) profits into manufacture, education and infrastructure across this great nation, and this might be the greatest place to live in the world.
Well gentlemen what wonderful.praise for our neighbour with Argentinas esignificantly down. Ahh but hold on a minue Brasil with its 200 million population has a 30 billion surplus while Argentina with only 40 million will have an eleven billion surplus.So if the brasucas Geoffrey have the opportunity to create a great country which I dont deny I humbly contend Argentina will be even better
Geoff, Brazi's real inflation is lower than the US. something you cannot understand.
Brazil can do it Brasileiro, there is a long way to go in Brazil, something Geoff for some reason (though he lives there) can't stand, because he knows his silly island (so called developed) is ready for more austerity measures :D..aren't they Geoff, and I bet you have nightmares about your pension. I know, not funny, just reality you hate. The world is changing old man, get use to it, though it's hard for your ego...i know :D
5 GeoffWard2 (#). . . . if it wasn't for inflation . . .
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Or import barriers setup by the KK's!
O gara, if you want to show off against Brasil (last one still has 3x times bigger export volume and balance than ARG), I got one to top your comparison:
Chile has almost only a third of Argentina's Population (17 vs 42 mill) and does have the same export volume and a slightly higher trade balance. So statistically each Chilean produces 3 times what each argentine does for export. ;)
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Disclaimer & comment rulesWhat an opportunity for Brasil!
Jan 03rd, 2012 - 02:21 pm - Link - Report abuse 0Translate soybeans iron ore, (and oil) profits into manufacture, education and infrastructure across this great nation, and this might be the greatest place to live in the world.
Brazil will try, Geoff. Our people want be better. Simple lifes with dignity. Thanks.
Jan 03rd, 2012 - 07:03 pm - Link - Report abuse 0Brazil has it all. Lets hope with responsible government they can pull it off!
Jan 03rd, 2012 - 07:25 pm - Link - Report abuse 0Well gentlemen what wonderful.praise for our neighbour with Argentinas esignificantly down. Ahh but hold on a minue Brasil with its 200 million population has a 30 billion surplus while Argentina with only 40 million will have an eleven billion surplus.So if the brasucas Geoffrey have the opportunity to create a great country which I dont deny I humbly contend Argentina will be even better
Jan 03rd, 2012 - 08:36 pm - Link - Report abuse 0. . . . if it wasn't for inflation . . .
Jan 03rd, 2012 - 10:41 pm - Link - Report abuse 0Geoff, Brazi's real inflation is lower than the US. something you cannot understand.
Jan 04th, 2012 - 01:28 am - Link - Report abuse 0Brazil can do it Brasileiro, there is a long way to go in Brazil, something Geoff for some reason (though he lives there) can't stand, because he knows his silly island (so called developed) is ready for more austerity measures :D..aren't they Geoff, and I bet you have nightmares about your pension. I know, not funny, just reality you hate. The world is changing old man, get use to it, though it's hard for your ego...i know :D
Happy New Year, Fido.
Jan 04th, 2012 - 11:00 am - Link - Report abuse 0You read it wrongly. My inflation comment refered to O'G's #4 praise for Argentina's 'superior' economic position.
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Jan 04th, 2012 - 07:12 pm - Link - Report abuse 0idiot. he's taking to O gIRA
5 GeoffWard2 (#). . . . if it wasn't for inflation . . .
Jan 05th, 2012 - 01:49 am - Link - Report abuse 0---
Or import barriers setup by the KK's!
O gara, if you want to show off against Brasil (last one still has 3x times bigger export volume and balance than ARG), I got one to top your comparison:
Chile has almost only a third of Argentina's Population (17 vs 42 mill) and does have the same export volume and a slightly higher trade balance. So statistically each Chilean produces 3 times what each argentine does for export. ;)
Always depends on the perspective, doesn't it?
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