The causes for homelessness can be organized into three dimensions: economic exclusion, weakened or broken social and family ties, and health problems.
The percentage of families living in extreme poverty should sink to 4.1 percent by the end of 2022. In 2019, families in these conditions amounted to 5.1 percent of all Brazilian households.
Ten of the fifteen products monitored by IPEA’s economic staff were also seen to rise in the amount exported, not to mention an increase in the value of most commodities sold overseas.
Three sectors in the economy had their predicted growth revised. Industry should increase 4.9 percent in 2021; services 4.5 percent. Agriculture saw its expansion altered from 1.2 to a 1.2 percent decline.
The greatest inflationary pressures accumulated in the year came from lower-middle income families, who have monthly incomes ranging from R$2,702.88 to R$4,506.47.
Português 
Español 
