Brazil-China: Social Exchanges Marcelo Neri Minister of Strategic Affairs.

Brazil-China: Social ExchangesBrazil-China: Social Exchanges

Marcelo Neri Minister of Strategic Affairs

• Brazil: Middle of the World & the Middle Path• Quality of Development• Public Policies Agenda

Brazil-China: Social ExchangesBrazil-China: Social Exchanges

% Population with Income % Population with Income Below Below U$ 1.25 per day PPPU$ 1.25 per day PPP

Source: IPEA / SAE from PNUD

Brazil: Middle of the World

Source: IPEA / SAE from the Demographic Census/IBGE

% Population with Income % Population with Income Below Below U$ 1.25 per day PPPU$ 1.25 per day PPP

A World within Brazil

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India

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Each CountrySource: Milanovic (2011); see Neri (2011)

Income Distribution Income Distribution Relative to the WorldRelative to the World

Brazilian Per Capita GDP (PPP) is93.7% of the World GDP

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Source: Milanovic (2011); see Neri (2011)

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China Effect Chindia Effect

Inequality Across Nations

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Fonte: IPEA a partir dos microdados da PNAD/IBGE

Cumulative growth rates of per capita income vintiles between 2001-2012(%)

Income Distribution ChangesIncome Distribution Changes

Income Distribution DynamicsRates of Changes Per YearEvolution 2000s Circa 2007

20% Less 20% RichestBrazil 6,30% 1,70%India 1% 2,80%China 8,50% 15%South Africa 5,80% 7,60%

Brazil X BRICS

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Component that Explains

Proportion of Extremely Poor

% of Total Fall (69,3%)

Income Growth 50.5%

Inequality Fall 49.5%

Dynamic Decomposition of Extreme Poverty fall of 69,3% in

Brazil Between 2002-2012

Source: Ipea/Sae from Pnad/IBGE microdata

What best explains Inclusion?What best explains Inclusion? Growth or Equity?Growth or Equity?

The Middle PathThe Middle Path

ProsperityGrowth in mean income and

consumption (not only GDP/National

Accounts but also look to

Household Surveys data).

Sustainability

Ability to maintain the standards of living

achieved. Stocks of human,

environmental,

physical , cultural and social assets.

EquityLooking at the distribution among

individuals and social groups of

income flows, stocks of assets and

rights.

SensibilityThe last dimension is subjective, based on

people’s percepction about the

country, the public services and life

quality.

Inclusive Sustainable Development?Inclusive Sustainable Development?

GDP X Mean Income PNAD X Median Income PNAD X 10% Poorest PNAD

190

170

150

130

110

2004 2005 2007 20122003

210

902006 2008 2009 2010 2011

Real Per Capita 2003 = 100

127.70

140.69

165.88

180.78

127.8

151.7

178.4

206.2

How much did it grow? How much did it grow?

Source: IPEA /Sae from PNAD/IBGE microdata and National Accounts/IBGE

Brazil was 14th in the World Ranking of Happiness in 2013: 7,1 the highest since 2006

Present HappinessPresent HappinessLife Satisfaction TodayLife Satisfaction Today

2006 to 2013 (0 to 10 scale)

Source: Gallup World Poll *SIPS/Ipea

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 20062010-13 / 2006-09 total Mean

Portugal 5,2 68 4,99 82 5,22 75 4,87 80 5,32 59 5,72 37 5,41 51 -7,54% 5,25

Italy 6,0 39 5,84 49 6,06 41 6,35 31 6,33 25 6,78 21 6,57 18 6,85 19 -8,59% 6,35

Ireland 6,8 20 6,96 15 7,01 17 7,26 12 7,05 9 7,57 4 7,14 13 -3,39% 7,11

Greece 4,7 94 5,10 75 5,37 68 5,84 47 6,04 33 6,65 16 6,01 36 -15,74% 5,67

Spain 6,2 35 6,29 31 6,52 33 6,19 36 6,20 29 7,29 8 6,99 11 7,15 12 -8,79% 6,60

Brazil 7,1 14 6,93 18 7,04 16 6,84 20 7,00 11 6,69 23 6,32 24 6,64 21 4,73% 6,82Russia 5,5 61 5,62 56 5,39 66 5,38 64 5,16 69 5,62 40 5,22 51 4,96 73 4,44% 5,36

India 4,6 100 4,60 99 4,63 112 4,99 77 4,52 90 5,15 61 5,03 59 5,35 55 -6,13% 4,86

China 5,2 68 5,09 76 5,04 79 4,65 92 4,45 93 4,85 76 4,86 66 4,56 95 6,73% 4,84

South Africa 5,13 73 4,93 90 4,65 93 5,22 64 5,35 53 5,20 54 5,08 70 -11,70% 4,91

Chile 6,7 21 6,60 24 6,53 32 6,64 26 6,49 20 5,79 35 5,70 34 6,06 34 10,11% 6,31

Colombia 6,6 25 6,37 28 6,46 35 6,41 29 6,27 28 6,17 30 6,14 27 6,02 35 5,04% 6,31

Mexico 7,4 5 7,32 7 6,91 20 6,80 22 6,96 12 6,83 19 6,53 19 6,58 23 5,69% 6,92

Peru 5,8 50 5,82 50 5,89 44 5,61 54 5,52 47 5,13 63 5,21 53 4,81 77 11,85% 5,47

Are you satisfied with the city or area where you live?

varabsolute relative absolute relative absolute relative absolute relative 2006-09 x 2010-12

Brazil 76,33% 75 65% 79,31% 69 57% 78,35% 83 56% 73,25% 96 74% -2,26%Russia 80,07% 66 57% 76,24% 81 66% 73,40% 103 70% 76,70% 86 66% -4,86%India 83,93% 45 39% 82,28% 56 46% 83,21% 65 44% 76,42% 89 68% -7,60%China 75,86% 77 67% 77,78% 78 64% 79,29% 77 52% 80,83% 69 53% 0,68%South Africa 54,75% 109 95% 58,66% 116 95% 62,86% 136 92% 55,11% 127 98% -11,08%

Portugal 89,34% 23 20% 89,33% 27 22% 89,15% 32 22% 88,66% 33 25% -1,47%Italy 83,07% 51 44% 79,72% 67 55% 77,82% 88 59% 76,51% 88 68% -3,16%Ireland 92,77% 9 8% 90,76% 16 13% 93,89% 11 7% 91,09% 25 19% -1,94%Greece 81,92% 57 50% 81,23% 63 52% 74,96% 98 66% 80,51% 71 55% -4,10%Spain 91,95% 15 13% 88,63% 29 24% 88,34% 39 26% 88,67% 32 25% -3,63%

Chile 83,11% 50 43% 81,76% 60 49% 81,19% 72 49% 83,30% 60 46% 4,95%Colombia 84,33% 43 37% 82,40% 55 45% 83,95% 63 43% 85,56% 47 36% -0,33%Mexico 80,19% 65 57% 72,91% 89 73% 78,20% 85 57% 81,01% 68 52% -6,19%Peru 73,94% 84 73% 77,45% 79 65% 76,14% 93 63% 75,12% 94 72% 4,52%first 96,88% Turkmenistan 95,10% Luxembourg 97,72% Turkmenistan 95,62% Turkmenistanlast 41,53% Senegal 44,51% Sierra Leone 25,36% Senegal 39,85% Syriatotal number of countries

2009 2010rank

115 122 148 130

2011 2012rank rank rank

Is the city or area where you live a good place to live for immigrants from other countries?

Is the city or area where you live a good place or not a good place to live for immigrants from other countries?Yes var

absolute relative absolute relative absolute relative 2006-09 x 2010-12

Brazil . 80,74% 17 15% 80,86% 17 14% 75,76% 31 24% -3,01%Russia 59,68% 69,59% 47 41% 68,86% 47 39% 65,92% 62 48% 4,26%India . 64,87% 60 52% 41,53% 111 92% 41,40% 119 93% -36,09%China . . . . 53,53% 94 78% 60,62% 79 62% #DIV/0!South Africa . 64,10% 62 54% 56,73% 90 74% 58,23% 90 70% -10,33%

Portugal 81,04% 75,29% 29 25% 85,04% 10 8% 83,10% 15 12% 7,56%Italy . 71,56% 39 34% 67,25% 55 45% 74,67% 35 27% -0,84%Ireland 88,25% 87,87% 6 5% 87,16% 5 4% 87,26% 8 6% -0,97%Greece . . . . 62,40% 74 61% 41,92% 118 92% #DIV/0!Spain . 86,53% 7 6% 84,54% 11 9% 83,56% 14 11% -2,87%

Chile 75,62% 70,08% 44 38% 71,07% 40 33% 73,88% 38 30% -0,52%Colombia 77,07% 61,37% 70 61% 70,07% 44 36% 69,91% 51 40% 1,11%Mexico . 61,33% 71 62% 53,14% 97 80% 55,67% 99 77% -11,29%Peru 66,99% 60,63% 74 64% 69,53% 46 38% 69,81% 52 41% 9,19%first 90,11% 91,65% Canada 91,29% Australia 93,18% Canadalast 30,95% 16,85% Thailand 20,60% Malaysia 20,07% Malaysiatotal number of countries

2010rank rank rank

87 115 121 128

20122006 2008

• Macro: Savings and Productivity

• Demographic Transition & Urbanization (avoid Brazilianization): Youth and Immigration

• Exchange of Integrated Social Policies: Poverty and the New Middle Class

• Countries groups: BRICS, BIGs & Chisil

Main Challenges: Main Challenges: Strategic AgendaStrategic Agenda

References & Links

Comunicado do Ipea nº 158 http://www.ipea.gov.br/portal/images/stories/PDFs/comunicado/121218_comunicadoipea158.pdf e http://www.cps.fgv.br/cps/Pesquisas/miseria_queda_grafico_clicavel/FLASH/index.htm

Comunicado do Ipea nº 159 http://www.ipea.gov.br/portal/images/stories/PDFs/comunicado/131001_comunicado159.pdf

Human Development Map – Brazilian Cities (English)http://atlasbrasil.ipea.gov.br/

Report on the Millenium Development Goals (MDGs) (English) http://www.sae.gov.br/site/?p=23274

Bolsa Família Program (English)http://www.sae.gov.br/site/?p=22177 e7www.wwp.org.br

The New Middle Class (English)http://www.cps.fgv.br/cps/livroncm/ & ttp://www.sae.gov.br/site/?p=22297

Short Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=g8I-0kwFCTI