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Unpacking Brazil’s fiscal reform plans

The Brazilian government’s tax and budget reform plans would, if implemented, significantly improve the country’s longer-term fiscal health and productivity growth. But the proposals will face more opposition than the government’s recent efforts to overhaul the pension system.

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