This ranking must be taken seriously because the market no longer believes in the existence of a virtual world in opposition to the real economy. B...

This ranking must be taken seriously because the market no longer believes in the existence of a virtual world in opposition to the real economy. But it invests heavily in online commercial transactions, which represent a significant gain in time and a significant reduction in costs. For this, countries need to have structure. According to scholars, socially backward countries have more difficulty in spreading the virtual economy. The Brazilian position improves to 18th place in the area of the so-called e-commerce, transactions of purchase and sale carried out over the Internet, and reaches 15th in the item that measures the quality of information and virtual services provided by the government to society. One of the Brazilian highlights in the field of what technical jargon calls electronic government is the system for sending income tax returns over the Internet. It is considered the most advanced in the world. Currently, 93% of declarations are delivered digitally. The government bureaucracy is also highly computerized. President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, for example, no longer signs


The text presents information about the virtual economy and the Brazilian position in the e-commerce ranking.
Brazil is in 18th place in the e-commerce ranking.
The Brazilian system for sending income tax returns over the Internet is considered the most advanced in the world.
93% of income tax returns in Brazil are delivered digitally.
The government bureaucracy in Brazil is highly computerized.