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• TITLE: The Role of China and India in Brazil’s Economy

  AUTHORS: Raul Gouvea, Shihong Li, Gautam Vora

  KEYWORDS: International Trade, Exports and Imports, BRIC Countries, Comparative Analysis, Brazil, China, India

  JOURNAL NAME: Modern Economy, Vol.12 No.8, August 30, 2021

  ABSTRACT: This paper elaborates on the expanding role of both China and India in Latin America. More specifically, we focus on the growing relationship between Brazil with China and India to illustrate the growing economic impact of China and India on Brazil’s economy and business environment. China’s “Belt and Road Initiative” has integrated Brazil’s economy into the Chinese economy. India is following on China’s footsteps expanding its role in Brazil’s economy as well. There is a great potential for synergies between Brazil and China and India. This increasing economic integration, however, brings a number of challenges and opportunities for all three countries involved.