3. Climate
Tropical weather
Moderate Rainfal
Politics
Citizens determine ruling
Prevents monopoly
Geography
5th largest country in the world
Giving them many resources
Resources
Timber Forests
Mineral Resources
4. Climate
Dryness of the semiarid Northeast
Resources
Illegal harvesting of timber
Politics
People don’t always make the best decision for
country
Geography
Unequal income distributions
5. Brazil was Canada’s 36th largest export market
for agri-food products
Increase demand for healthy foods
Put more focus on retail sector
Importers looking for higher end products
6. JBS and other beef producers are struggling
with the band of Beef in Canada and other
countries
Bombardier major threat to Embraer
Both develop similar aircraft and other
transportation
7. Firm’s strategy, structure and revelry
FTA increases competitiveness
Intense revelry at home market
Factor Endowments
Low skilled labor
Demand Conditions
Strong home demand exists
Related and Supporting Industries
Strong ari-business sector
8. Brazilians need to know and trust person
before doing business with them
Resent outside legal presence
Brazilians negotiate with people not
companies
Most cities it is acceptable to arrive late
Men should be dressed in dark suit
Women should elegant suits and dresses
9. Top 5 Export Commodities in 2008
Commodities
2008
(Value in million US$)
Iron ores and concentrates $16,538.50
Petroleum oils, crude $13,682.80
Soya beans, whether broken or not $10,952.20
Meat and edible offal $6,013.30
Other aircraft (ie airplanes, helicopters, aeroplanes);spacecraft $5,498.50
10. Top 5 Import Commodities in 2008
Commodities
2008
(Value in million US$)
Petroleum oils, crude $16,574.40
Petroleum oils, other than crude $9,689.70
Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for the transport $5,342.60
Parts and accessories of the motor vehicles $4,982.10
Mineral or chemical fertilisers, potassic $3,856.90