Persistent Security Concerns: Make Brazil The Leader In Armored Cars

摘要

Of course, Brazil's rapidly developing economy has done much for its appeal to international business executives and leisure travelers alike. In particular, as the economic hub of Latin America, the city of Sao Paulo has grown to become the third largest metropolitan area in the world, triple the size of New York City. As summarized in a World Economic Forum session "Rebalancing the Global Economy," "The world of risk has been turned on its head and traditional ideas about greater risks located in developing markets no longer hold true." The result is that increasingly, foreign investors, particularly from the United States, are making their way south. In 2009, the U.S.-Brazil commercial relationship was worth $46.3 billion in bilateral trade of goods and services.