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Brazil's 10% annual interest rates make passive returns so attractive that highly educated people skip entrepreneurship for stable corporate jobs. This shrinks the pool of elite entrepreneurs despite the country's diversified economy.

Brazil's 10% annual interest rates make passive returns so attractive that highly educated people skip entrepreneurship for stable corporate jobs. This shrinks the pool of elite entrepreneurs despite the country's diversified economy.
When I kind of started investing in Brazil, there are not so much entrepreneurs with the, I'd say, like a higher education, like a better background in general, because Brazil, there's almost like a 10% interest rate per year. So once you have like a 1 million, you get like 100K without doing anything. And it's very like diversified country. So if you're in like a top tier in terms of like education and financial status, It's kind of much easier to stay in kind of big companies or being like a public employees to kind of maintain the status and they pay well.

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