the economic, social and political situation in Ecuador, Chile and Brazil.

Economic and social political situation in Ecuador, Chile and Brazil.

Introduction:

Because Latin America is a very diverse region, in terms of the political and socio-economic, the countries of Ecuador, Chile and Brazil enter into this analysis and we see a generalized instability due to the use and change of approach of their monetary policies. , which they have always generated. Through historical epochs continuous social and economic problems. However, Brazil is ranked first in Latin America by purchasing power parity, Chile is the first place in more developed economies in terms of GDP and Ecuador on the rise because of its exchange and monetary system. The incorporation of these countries into economic integration processes, have sustained Good measures in the financial, industrial and socioeconomic sectors of Latin America.



Development:

Important points of Ecuador in its social aspect. It is one of the most interventionist countries or where the generation of wealth is very complicated. The richest 20 percent of the population owns 54.3 of the wealth and 91 percent of the productive land, on the other hand the 20 percent of the poorest population barely has access to 4.2 of the wealth and only 1 percent of the earth. There is a certain economic stability in that country with weak bases and a forced form. A growing economy with a tendency to recession. its political aspect; has achieved the extension of the Andean tariff references. He has achieved international treaties with other countries. It belongs to the Andean Community of Nations and to Mercosur. The organization of oil-exporting countries was again converted into OPEC. Its Socio / economic aspect: the economic crises are reflected in higher unemployment. Political instability due to high levels of public debt generated by mining-energy management. There is an improvement in its economy thanks to investment and private consumption. The recovery of the price of oil gives the economy respite. The drop in inflation with subemployment stands out.

The political aspects of Chile are: It is considered a model of political and financial transparency in Latin America. The fraudulent financing of electoral campaigns. Massive protests against educational labor reforms and pensions. Public deficit due to the fall in the price of copper. It depends on copper exposures. Good investment in renewable energy.
The economic aspects of Chile are: Mining production and manufacturing is its main economy, it has challenges such as not depending on the price of copper, being self-sufficient in food production and producing more in the mining sector, they are good exporters of fruits and vegetables to markets international Its geographical location is privileged for agricultural trade. The Social Aspects are
it is the Latin American country with the greatest social progress in the region. The poverty rate has been markedly reduced. Household income has increased considerably. The stable Democratic System. Inequality remains a difficult scourge to exterminate.


The Political Aspects of Brazil are: the state plays an active role in the country's economy. It was revealed since 2015, an unprecedented political crisis. Corruption is fought on all fronts. The lack of legitimacy of the country is at imminent risk. The divided society and its leaders involved in corruption practices.
The economic aspects are: the ninth world economy. There is an economic crisis due to the deceleration of private consumption and the fall of investments. Corruption in the oil area. Political instability due to corruption in all sectors. public spending was limited. Recession due to the fall of oil prices, raw materials and the slow development of the Chinese economy. The public debt is worrisome. The Social Aspects are: There is an increase in crime and criminal violence. The orginazed crime. There is extreme poverty in the Fabelas but it has improved its social organization. Violence by drug trafficking is a real threat.

Conclusions:                                                                                                                                        


The economy of these three countries show notorious differences not only in cultural and demographic social aspects but also in their economic policies. The change in monetary policies in these three regions has historically generated internal and external conflicts. With economic diversity, industry, financial sector, investment and integration we can observe a decrease in the rate of poverty and inequality and the middle class has expanded. High taxes in the three systems fail to improve the distribution of an effective income. The scandals of political corruption that we see in these three countries must be exploited to improve government and the rule of law. Political corruption weakens democracy, which is why the political and the socioeconomic depend on the neat management of its activities. The integration of these countries into economic processes has been supporting good measures in the industrial and economic financial sector of Latin America. Because Latin America is a very diverse political and socioeconomic region in these three systems, it is unstable due to the diverse approach of its noneidental policies that have generated historical social, political and economic comflicts.