Brazil population 2023

Michael Wolf Global economist | Senior manager | Deloitte Michael Wolf is a global economist at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Ltd. He provides written commentary and analysis on global economic issues that affect the firm and its clients. He has been quoted by various media outlets, including the Wall Street Journal and NPR. Wolf began his career as an economist at the US Labor Department and has since held economist positions at Moody’s Analytics, Wells Fargo Securities, and PwC. He has two graduate degrees, one in economic policy from Columbia University, and the other in statistics from Baruch College. He also has a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Maryland. The new administration released its fiscal framework recently, outlining how it plans to stabilize government debt. Legislated restraints on spending should give businesses and investors more confidence in the financial health of the country. At the same time, inflation, although still hovering above the central bank’s target, is receding. There will likely be some hiccups in the data as removing tax exemptions makes inflation look worse temporarily. However, price growth should trend lower, allowing the central bank to ease rates later this year, providing support to the overall economy. Although Brazil’s external position will likely weaken a little this year as the global economy cools, exports and inward foreign direct investment should remain at relatively high levels. Brazil has long struggled ...

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According to estimates from July 1, 2021, the Brazilian state of São Paulo was home to nearly 46.65 million people, which made it the most populated state in the South American country. With less than half of São Paulo's population, Minas Gerais was the second most populous Brazilian state as of that date. These two states are located in the South-East region of the country. Along with Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo, these states constitute Characteristic Number of inhabitants in thousands São Paulo 46,649.13 Minas Gerais 21,411.92 Rio de Janeiro 17,463.35 Bahia 14,985.28 Paraná 11,597.48 Rio Grande do Sul 11,466.63 Pernambuco 9,674.79 Ceará 9,240.58 Pará 8,777.12 Santa Catarina 7,338.47 Goiás 7,206.59 Maranhão 7,153.26 Amazonas 4,270 Espírito Santo 4,108.51 Paraíba 4,059.91 Mato Grosso 3,567.23 Rio Grande do Norte 3,560.9 Alagoas 3,365.35 Piauí 3,289.29 Distrito Federal 3,094.33 Mato Grosso do Sul 2,839.19 Sergipe 2,338.47 Rondônia 1,815.28 Tocantins 1,607.36 Acre 906.88 Amapá 877.61 Roraima 652.71 The most important statistics • Brazil: export value of the agribusiness 2013-2022 • Brazil: import value of the agribusiness 2013-2022 • Brazil: export value of the agribusiness 2021, by leading country • Brazil: import value of the agribusiness 2021, by leading country • Brazil: agribusiness export value 2022, by category • Brazil: agribusiness import value 2022, by category The most important statistics • Brazil: leading companies in the agricultural sector ...

This page contains all the latest data, insights, and trends you need to help you understand how people in 2023. If you want to check whether this is our most up-to-date report on Brazil, or if you’re looking for data on digital trends and behaviours in Brazil for previous years, you can find our full collection of reports on Brazil by You’ll also find the complete full report” section below, but let’s start by taking a look at the key numbers for Brazil this year. The state of digital in Brazil in 2023 Here are the essential headlines for digital adoption and use in Brazil in early 2023: • There were 181.8 million internet users in Brazil at the start of 2023, when internet penetration stood at 84.3percent. • Brazil was home to 152.4 million social media users in January2023, equating to 70.6percent of the total population. • A total of 221.0 million cellular mobile connections were active in Brazil in early 2023, with this figure equivalent to 102.4percent of the total population. These headline stats offer a great overview of the “state of digital” in Brazil, but in order to make sense of how digital trends and behaviours are evolving, we need to dig deeper into the data. Let’s take a closer look at what the latest numbers tell us, starting with some valuable context relating to Brazil’s population. Brazil’s population in 2023 Brazil’s total population was 215.8 million in January2023. Data shows that Brazil’s population increased by 977 thousand (+0.5percent) between 2...