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Brazil Points the Way Out of Inflation. Yes, You Read That Right
The country hasn’t always had the most open trade policy. But it’s loosening up just as much of the rest of the world is keeping tariffs on imports.
Leading the way.
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Looking for hints on how to pull the world out of its current inflationary state? You could do worse than turn to a country whose currency is worth less than a trillionth of its value in the early 1980s.
At a time when most of the world is compounding the problems of broken supply chains and rising energy prices by slapping tariffs on imports, Brazil — of all countries — is opening itself up to trade.