Brazil And Germany

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Employers demand nothing less than high skill and efficiency from all their workers. More than in other democratic countries, German political institutions, social forces, and patterns of life emphasize collective action rather than the individualism characteristic of Brazil or the U. Germany’s government however, was able to administer effective policies to combat inflation while the Brazilian government is just beginning to have some success. The population has put faith in the government and the government has gotten results. Their powerful economy and currency however, are but only two of the successes of the Federal Republic of Germany. The governments of these two states are facilitated by corporatist arrangements, in which the bureaucracy has considerable power. An example of this collective spirit can be seen in their coalition government. A great deal of this success can be attributed to their political culture. From massive inflation, to militaristic regimes these historical legacies have left an imprint on their modern society. In Brazil’s case there is a general feeling that external forces solely determine the economic prosperity. Looking from an outsider’s perspective Germans can be characterized as stern tough individuals who adhere to strict rules. The militaristic and authoritarian regimes are gone in Brazil and Germany, but a strict top-down corporatist arrangement is present in both governments. Political expression revolves around group representation and cooperative spirit in public action. In these countries the territory is divided into various states with a federal district presiding over them. Their extremely pragmatist nature have devised sophisticated and ingenious ways of evading the rules.

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Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page double spaced)

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