Poverty in Brazil Has a Name: SELIC, End of Industry and Neoliberalism | Trading
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💣 Brazil remains trapped in a cycle of structural poverty — and this is no coincidence. In this video, I explain how the high SELIC rate, the deindustrialization process, and the blind adoption of neoliberalism have contributed to the weakening of the national economy.
Meanwhile, many Brazilians are being pushed into so-called "unskilled employment," selling the illusion of financial freedom in a country with no productive base.
Let's analyze:
✅ How the high SELIC discourages production and skilled employment
✅ Why the national industry has been dismantled in recent decades
✅ How neoliberal discourse has weakened the State and increased inequality
✅ The role of the "Financial Market" as a reflection of a precarious labor market
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Free market: less government intervention in economic affairs;
Division of labor: increases productivity and efficiency.
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■ Filming and Editing:
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Audio | Effects: Envanto Elements
Editor: Fernando J.C Scomação