The bar chart below illustrates five different industries’ percentage share

of Brazil’s economy in 2009 and 2019 with a forecast for 2029.

The bar chart indicates information about the proportion shared by five
separate industries of the economy of Brazil in 3 years, 2009, 2019 and 2029 in
percents.
There was a significant soar in the percentage of Finance from 2009 to 2019 and
that share is predicted to continue going up in the next 10 years. In contrast,
Manufacturing has experienced a plummet in its number while others like Food
processing, Oil, coal, gas have oscillated during that period and Tourism is
anticipated to witness a plateau in its portion between 2019 and 2029
Obviously, Finance had made up a considerable share of 30% of Brazil’s
economy in 2019 by the time this proportion increased substantially to reach
over 35% in 2019. It is supposed to continue growing and reach its high
percentage at above 41% in 2019. In comparison, Manufacturing has undergone
enormous and successive declines at the same time, falling from around 21% in
2009 to 16% in 2019, decreasing by more or less 10% until 2029.
Food Processing, Oil, coal and gas, however, have been erratic. Especially, the
number of Food processing had accounted for 10% before its double in 2019.
After that, it will take a nosedive by a half to stand at 10% again. In the same
way, Oil, coal and gas is forecast to represent more than 25% of the economy for
20 years, except for its high at approximately 31% in 2019.
Tourism constituted a significant majority of Brazil’s economy in 2009. In 2019,
it undertook a drop to 20% and this number is projected to remain stable in the
next 10 years.