Brazil has around 200 million inhabitants and its middle class represents nearly half of them – 49,22%, says a recent report by the Brazilian Getulio Vargas Foundation. It´s been growing since the end of last decade. According to the report, close to 91 million Brazilians, who now are part of the middle class – known in Brazil as class C – absorbs 46% of the country´s national income, with average per capita ranging from US530 to US2.530. Another study by the research institute, Data Popular says that more women are working in Brazil and many are breadwinners and that class C women will spend about US90 billion, in 2010. The country is set to create 2 million jobs this year.