 Retail brokerage XP Incs founder and chief executive called on the Brazils government to launch a Marshall Plan-style program to combat the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak, according to local newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo, citing a Sunday call with other top executives. Guilherme Benchimol, founder of the brokerage which last year conducted one of Brazils highest profile initial public offerings, said he feared the ranks of joblessness in the country could skyrocket to 40 million people from roughly 12 million as a consequence of the pandemic. Measures taken by the Brazilian government so far are like a drop in the ocean, Benchimol said in the call, according to Estado, warning of a risk of people going hungry as well as a potential increase in murders. 