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To: THE ANT who wrote (91623)	6/18/2012 1:51:14 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217774

Brazil has been depending on the educated middle class to man the country. Economy grew little. Little supply of educated people did it. Now that the country need lots of educated people, they don' have because there have been no emphasis on the basic education. The oil sector will suck every educated and trained person in this country. (Oil sector contribution to GDP will grow from 5% of GDP to 20% of GDP) Oil is a non cyclical business and people would prefer to work in the oil business than in other sectors. Oil sector will inflate the salaries and the rest of the economy could not compete with it. Trained and educated people will ne a ceiling above the economy that will put a cap in GDP growth. Unless Brazil start importing people it will hit the head in the ceiling.