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Brazil passed through a long period of high inflation due to the external debt crisis in the 1980s. Despite several stabilization plans, inflation remained high. In 1994, Brazilian domestic inflation was reduced after opening trade and financial markets and implementing the Real Plan, thanks to an international context favourable to capital inflow into Brazil.
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