In 1990, brazil’s gdp per capita was that of the united states. a. greater than b. less than c. equal to d. incomparable

B. less than

Explanation:

The Brazilian economy is the largest economy in Latin America in terms of GDP and the second in the Americas, the sixth worldwide according to the IMF, the CIA The World Factbook, and the World Bank.

Brazil's economy has become one of the world's largest since 2003, driven by an increase in the volume and price of international demand for raw materials, basically minerals, oil, coal, and meat that was accompanied by the entry of new capital and a set of structural reforms. Thus, it was possible to achieve greater macroeconomic stability and a reduction in poverty levels, with an expansion of social assistance programs for the poor.