Published: Monday, 21th October 2024
The Standard of living in Brazil is 1.31 times lesser as compared to Portugal.
In this page, you will find side-by-side Standard of Living comparison between Brazil and Portugal. We have created 53 standard-of-living indicators. We average the values and ranges of all those indicators and take a mathematically calculated approach to determine which country has a better standard of living between Brazil and Portugal.
 Indicators  | Brazil  | Portugal  |
|---|---|---|
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)(2023)  | $2.331 trillion USD | $298.949 billion USD |
GDP Per Capita (2023)  | 11,352 USD | 28,969 USD |
GINI Ratio (2023)  | 0.52 | 0.34 |
Inflation on Consumer Prices (2023)  | 4.59 % annually | 4.31 % annually |
Central Government Debt (2023)  | 79.1 % of GDP | 5.7 % of GDP |
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a measure of the total value of all goods and services produced within a country in a specific time period, usually a year. It is used to gauge the economic performance of a country and indicates how wealthy and productive a nation is. In simple terms, GDP tells us how much a country is producing and how well its economy is doing.
As per the statistics from the World Bank Data for the year 2023, the total GDP of Brazil is $2.331 trillion USD and that of Portugal is $298.949 billion USD.
On the other hand, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Per Capita is the average economic output per person in a country. Simply put, it shows how much, on average, each person contributes to the economy, giving an idea of the standard of living and economic well-being of the people in that country.
From the above data, we can say that a person living and working in Brazil contributes less to the country's economy compared to a person working in Portugal.
Indicators | Brazil | Portugal |
|---|---|---|
Human Development Index (HDI) (2024)  | 0.760 | 0.874 |
Human Capital Index (HCI) (2024)  | 0.55 | 0.77 |
Literacy Rate (2023)  | 94.69% (15 years+ above age) | 96.78% (15 years+ above age) |
Life Expectancy Ratio (2023)  | 72.4 years | 81.2 years |
Healthy Life Expectancy Ratio (2023)  | 61.8 years | 69.5 years |
Poverty Ratio (2023)  | Yet to Update | 16.4% of total Population |
Unemployment Rate (2023)  | 7.95% of total labor force | 6.49% of total labor force |
The Human Development Index (HDI) is a measure used to assess the overall well-being and quality of life of people living in a country. The key dimensions that give a country good HDI rank are a long and healthy life, being knowledgeable and having a decent standard of living.
From the above given statistics, we can see that the HDI of Brazil is [ 0.760 ] and the HDI of Portugal is [ 0.874 ].
The data shows that the people living in Brazil has lower income, life expectancy and education level compared to Portugal.
Indicators | Brazil | Portugal |
|---|---|---|
Gross National Expenditure (2023)  | 97.63 % of GDP | 99.17 % of GDP |
Total Health Expenditure (2023)  | 9.89 % of GDP | 11.14 % of GDP |
Research and Development Expenditure (2023)  | 1.15 % of GDP | 1.73 % of GDP |
Government Expenditure on Education (2023)  | 5.77 % of GDP | 4.61 % of GDP |
International Tourism Expenditure (2023)  | 6,490 million USD | 3,536 million USD |
Number of International Tourists Arrivals (2023)  | 6,353,000 | 4,208,000 |
Military Expenditure (2023)  | 1.05 % of GDP | 1.35 (% of GDP) |
The total Gross National Expenditure of Brazil is 97.63% of its GDP and the total Gross National Expenditure of Portugal is 99.17% of its GDP.
From the above data, we can say that Brazil spends 1.02 times less of its GDP on Gross National Expenditure compared to Portugal.
Indicators | Brazil | Portugal |
|---|---|---|
Number of Doctors (2023)  | 21.42 (Per 10,000 People) | 57.7 (Per 10,000 People) |
Number of Nurses (2023)  | 55.1 (Per 10,000 People) | 77.9 (Per 10,000 People) |
Number of Pharmacists (2023)  | 3.4 (Per 10,000 People) | 9.84 (Per 10,000 People) |
Available Hospital Beds (2023)  | 2.09 (Per 1000 People) | 3.45 (Per 1000 People) |
Pregnant Women Receiving Prenatal Care (2023)  | 97.2 % of total Population | 100 % of total Population |
Brazil has 2.69 times less Doctors compared to Portugal (Per 10,000 People).
Brazil has 1.41 times less Nurses compared to Portugal (Per 10,000 People).
Indicators | Brazil | Portugal |
|---|---|---|
Agricultural Land (2023)  | 2,393,695.5 Sq Km | 39,622.96 Sq Km |
Forest Area (2023)  | 4,953,913.5 Sq Km | 33,120 Sq Km |
CO2 Emissions (2023)  | 0.12 kg per PPP $ of GDP | 0.11 kg per PPP $ of GDP |
Access to Electricity (2023)  | 100 % of total Population | 100 % of total Population |
Access to Internet (2023)  | 80.53 % of total Population | 84.5 % of total Population |
Annual Fresh Water Withdrawals (2023)  | 67.19 Billion cubic meters | 6.13 Billion cubic meters |
100% of the total Population of Brazil has access to the electricity in their homes, whereas, in case of Portugal, 100% of the total Population has access to electricity.
Indicators | Brazil | Portugal |
|---|---|---|
Time Required to Start a Business (2023)  | 16.6 Days | 6.5 Days |
New Businesses Registered (2023)  | 767,491 (New Businesses) | 46,119 (New Businesses) |
New Businesses Registration Density (2023)  | 5.1 (Per 1000 People) | 6.95 (Per 1000 People) |
Cost of Business Start-Up Procedures (2023)  | 4.2 % of GNI Per Capita | 1.9 % of GNI Per Capita |
In the year 2023, 767,491 new businesses got registered in Brazil and 46,119 new businesses got registered in Portugal.
It usually takes 16.6 days in Brazil and 6.5 days in Portugal to register a new business legally and systematically.
Indicators | Brazil | Portugal |
|---|---|---|
Imports of Goods and Services (2023)  | 15.74 % of GDP | 46.61 % of GDP |
Total Fuel Imports (2023)  | 15.45 % of Merchandise Imports | 11.65 % of Merchandise Imports |
Cost to Import Border Compliance (2023)  | 375 USD | Yet to Update |
Time to Import Border Compliance (2023)  | 30 Hours | Yet to Update |
Cost to Import Documentary Compliance (2023)  | 106.94 USD | Yet to Update |
Time to Import Documentary Compliance (2023)  | 24 Hours | 0.5 Hour |
Indicators | Brazil | Portugal |
|---|---|---|
Exports of Goods and Services (2023)  | 18.11 % of GDP | 47.44 % of GDP |
Total Fuel Exports (2023)  | 16.24 % of Merchandise Exports | 6.61 % of Merchandise Exports |
Cost to Export Border Compliance (2023)  | 861.96 USD | Yet to Update |
Time to Export Border Compliance (2023)  | 49.04 Hours | Yet to Update |
Cost to Export Documentary Compliance (2023)  | 226.39 USD | Yet to Update |
Time to Export Documentary Compliance (2023)  | 12 Hours | 0.5 Hour |
Indicators | Brazil | Portugal |
|---|---|---|
Gross National Savings (2023)  | 15.59 % of GDP | 20.52 % of GDP |
Tax Revenue (2023)  | 14.73 % of GDP | 23.05 % of GDP |
Taxes on Exports (2023)  | 0.004 % of Tax Revenue | 0.03 % of Tax Revenue |
Taxes on Goods and Services (2023)  | 16.2 % of Tax Revenue | 31.8 % of Tax Revenue |
Taxes on International Trade (2023)  | 1.98 % of Revenue | 0.0002 % of Revenue |
Time to Prepare and Pay Taxes (2023)  | 1501 Hours | 243 Hours |
Customs and Other Import Duties (2023)  | 3.97 % of Tax Revenue | 0.0004 % of Tax Revenue |
The taxes charged by Brazil on international trade is 1.98% of the total revenue and the taxes charged by Portugal on international trade is 0.0002% of the total revenue.
The Taxes charged on International Trade by Brazil is 9900.00 times more of its total revenue than of Portugal.
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