Coffee boosted the Brazilian economy in the nineteenth century., , The Brazilian government invested profits from coffee exports in infrastructure., , Profits from coffee stimulated economic growth and industrial development., , The import substitution model was an economic strategy to reduce dependence on imports., , The import substitution model strengthened national industry., , Brazilian industrialization started in the Southeastern region., , The 1929 crisis in the United States decreased Brazil's exports., , Infrastructure from coffee production helped industrialization in the Southeastern region., , Brazilian industrialization was late compared to other countries., , Brazil was primarily agricultural before industrialization., , The most profitable economic sector in Brazil today is the tertiary sector., , Investing in industry is important for generating jobs and adding value to raw materials., , Plano de Metas was a government program created to accelerate economic growth, .

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