Titlebook: Economic Impacts of Immigration; The Brazilian Immigr Fernando Bastos De Avila Book 1954 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1954 Bra

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May 1839: La Guerre des Rues, IIIn the present study we propose to undertake an analysis of the economic situation in Brazil, and the repercussions upon it produced by immigration movements.

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Kerstin Hoffmann-Wagner,Gudrun JostesIt would seem necessary at this point to present some figures concerning the various population densities of Brazil. Without these figures it would be difficult to get a clear view of the Brazilian rural problem.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6842-9Un des phénomènes les plus caractéristiques de notre époque semble bien etre une prise de conscience des grands problèmes démographiques, économiques et sociaux dans lew dimension planétaire.

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The Position in GeneralThe Brazilian economy has been an economy of the colonial kind. It established itself on the export of a few farm products and raw materials, and the import of manufactured products and luxuries. In the world economic system, there fell to Brazil the role of a peripheral country viz. the role of supplying industrial centres.