Brazil
Manualdaeconomia — Portuguese for "Economics Manual" — is a Brazilian educational YouTube channel built around explaining macroeconomic and fiscal policy to a general Portuguese-speaking audience.
Total Followers +0.0%
163K
Across YouTube
Primary Platform
YouTube
163K followers · 100% of audience
Engagement
11.7%
vs. 1.5% category median
Sponsorship Tier
Mid
Est. — / IG post
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| YouTube | 163,000 | +0 | 11.7% | — | 8 months ago |
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Manualdaeconomia — Portuguese for "Economics Manual" — is a Brazilian educational YouTube channel built around explaining macroeconomic and fiscal policy to a general Portuguese-speaking audience. The channel's stated mission to break down economics "without the economese" (sem economês) reflects a format that pairs high production value with critical, data-driven analysis and a lightly humorous editorial tone. Topics range from structural critiques of why the Brazilian economy has historically underperformed and deep dives into trade policy — including dedicated coverage of the Manaus Free Trade Zone — to politically charged subjects such as judiciary compensation and the Lula government's fiscal difficulties. That editorial breadth, combined with an engagement rate well above the category median, points to a loyal and intellectually invested viewer base that punches above its mid-tier subscriber count.
The audience skews heavily male and concentrates among adults aged 35 and older — a profile consistent with Brazilians who follow economic policy and political news with genuine civic interest rather than casual browsing. A sponsorship with Mercado Bitcoin, one of Brazil's leading cryptocurrency exchanges, reflects a natural alignment between the channel's financially literate viewers and Brazil's growing retail investment sector. With over 90% of viewership concentrated domestically, Manualdaeconomia operates as a distinctly Brazilian voice on topics that carry real policy weight. Output has been sparse in recent months, and a return to consistent publishing would be the most direct route to fully converting its strong audience engagement into expanded brand partnerships within Brazil's fintech and financial education space.
Manualdaeconomia reaches an audience concentrated in Brazil primarily through YouTube, and is best activated via long-form YouTube integrations. As a finance creator they map naturally to brands targeting that space. Demonstrated partners include Mercado Bitcoin. Engagement on YouTube runs around 11.7%, pointing to an audience suited to category-relevant, mid-funnel brand campaigns rather than pure-reach buys.
Benchmark estimates for a creator at Manualdaeconomia's tier (Mid, 163K combined followers, Brazil). Pulled from CreatorDB's category benchmarks.
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"Economês" is a Brazilian term for the dense, jargon-heavy language that economists and financial commentators typically use, making the subject inaccessible to most people. Manual da Economia built its entire identity around cutting through that language, explaining complex economic topics clearly, critically, and with humor so that everyday Brazilians can understand what is really going on. It is the channel's founding promise and the reason its audience engagement runs dramatically above the category average.
The channel published a video titled "Como a Zona Franca de Manaus Te Deixa Mais Pobre" — "How the Manaus Free Trade Zone Makes You Poorer" — arguing that a policy celebrated for boosting regional industry carries hidden economic costs that fall on ordinary Brazilian consumers. It is a strong example of the channel's willingness to challenge politically popular policies with data and critical analysis rather than conventional wisdom.
Yes, the channel released a video titled "A Crise do Governo Lula, Explicada," breaking down the economic and political pressures facing the Lula administration. In keeping with the channel's stated mission, the analysis is presented as data-driven and critical rather than partisan, aiming to explain what is actually happening in Brazil for a general audience.
The video "Por Que a Economia Brasileira Nunca Decolou?" examines the structural, institutional, and political reasons behind Brazil's long history of economic underperformance despite its enormous natural and human resources. It is one of the channel's flagship topics — connecting macroeconomic theory to real Brazilian history in an accessible format aimed at viewers who want serious analysis without the jargon.
Mercado Bitcoin, one of Brazil's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has sponsored content on the channel. The partnership makes sense given Manual da Economia's audience of finance-minded Brazilian adults who are already engaged with economic and investment topics.
"Os Milionários do Judiciário" — "The Millionaires of the Judiciary" — examines the salaries, benefits, and overall compensation structures of Brazilian judges and court officials. It is characteristic of Manual da Economia's approach: using publicly available data to expose uncomfortable economic realities inside Brazilian institutions that rarely receive this kind of scrutiny.
The video "O Fim do Dólar, Explicado" tackles debates around de-dollarization and whether the US dollar's dominance in global trade could realistically decline in the coming decades. The channel presents the topic in its signature data-backed, accessible style, cutting through the sensationalism that often surrounds this subject in Brazilian financial media.
As of mid-2026, the channel's last upload was several months prior, representing a significant pause in new content. The channel has not publicly confirmed whether this is a temporary hiatus or a longer-term shift in production, but its existing library of economic explainers on Brazilian and global topics remains available on YouTube.
Manual da Economia has grown to over 160,000 subscribers on YouTube, placing it firmly in the Mid tier for Brazilian educational and economics content. Despite its mid-range size, the channel's audience engagement runs far above the category median, suggesting a highly loyal and active viewer base rather than passive subscribers.
The channel's audience is overwhelmingly Brazilian and skews strongly male and older, with a large share of viewers aged 35 and above. This profile reflects the nature of the content: serious economic and political analysis of Brazilian affairs that tends to attract people who are already following national news and public policy debates closely.
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