Valor Econômico (03/08/06) Inflation in the country already is inferior of 11 countries emergents. A history of that the Brazilian inflation is one of highest between the emergent countries starts to leave of being truth. In the 12 months finished in June, the inflation measured for the Index of Prices was in 4%, lower than of 11 between 27 emergent ones folloied for the “The Economist” and very next to 3.9% registered by three integrant ones to this group. One year before, Brazil had the fifth higher inflation of this group, of 7,4%, the same one of Indonesia. On the basis of the forecasts of the market of that the IPCA goes to be in 3,74% in this year and in 4,5% in the year that comes, the positive picture for the indices of prices must continue in next the 18 months. For what we saw above, the Brazilian economy is presented in a cost-of-living picture of stabilization with real profit of the minimum wage. This denotes a real profit of the power of purchase of the money, mainly of the more humble and needed social classes. This real profit makes with that the great social injustices of this country are, at least, brightened up. Obviously, the degree of social disparity still is gigantic but, remaining this bias, we can have some hope of that the light in the end of the tunnel that if lit for the hungry villains and of this country, can have a stronger brightness. The hungry and malnourished children of this country are thankful…