29 July 2014TrademarksCristiane Ruiz de Moraes Vianna

The de-commodification of the Brazilian market

It is not news to anyone that markets re-invent themselves. At any given moment, when everything seems unalterable and known, inexplicable innovations and opportunities arise.

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The de-commodification of the Brazilian market

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