Brazil after the 2014 Elections: A Bumpy Road Ahead

Sergio Fausto

No 1503, Policy briefs on Economic Trends and Policies from Policy Center for the New South

Abstract: Brazil’s future prospects, and ability to harness its advantages, will hinge on its own policy choices over the next few years. Yet the outlook for meaningful change is unclear. At present, Brazil is in a weaker position than four years ago, from both an economic and a foreign policy standpoint. Even in a scenario where Brazil’s economy gradually returns to the course it was on until 2008, no major strategic changes are likely to happen in Rousseff’s four-year term.

Date: 2015-02
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