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Four Countries- different factors
PURPOSE
The purpose of this report is to describe and compare four countries from different continents. I will be comparing Brazil, China, United States of America and Germany.
DISCUSSION OF FINDINGS
The results of this research indicate that all the four countries are very different from each other. In this report there are four main categories: (a) economy, (b) the form of government and legal system, ( c) the dominant cultural factors, including population and (d) the major trade agreements of that country.
Economy
I will be comparing the type, size and growth rate of these economies; including the country's balance of trade and currency.
Brazil's has a free market and export-oriented economy and it is the eight largest economy in the world. The agricultural sector has kept Brazil amongst the most highly productive countries in areas related to the rural sector. Its industrial sector accounts for three fifths of the South American......

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