Demographics, characterized by population aging, have substantially reduced the availability ofpeople fit to work. If we consider a working-age population composed only of individuals between14 and 64 years...
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The public sector accounted for 57% of the decline in job creation since 2024. Now, the labor market is showing signs of recovery.
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A lower external deficit and a growing oil trade surplus leave Brazil well positioned amid the global crisis. Higher oil prices could further support the trade balance and...
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Fiscal stimulus and directed credit weaken monetary policy transmission. As credit grows faster than inflation, households and companies face rising debt burdens and delinquency.
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Brazilians are predominantly conservative. Most people tend to uphold traditional valuesrelated to religion and family, as well as stereotypical views about gender roles, while showinglimited acceptance of minorities...
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Higher labor costs and rising import prices continue to reinforce inflationary pressures in the United States. Even before the full impact of the oil shock, inflation remains on...
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We outline below the key issues likely to dominate the 2026 electoral cycle and assess how eachmay shape electoral outcomes.
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Current political polarization and pessimism may be linked to the discontent of a significantportion of the population that sees itself as a loser in a game arbitrated by...
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