[PDF] Top 20 Brazil. J. Polit. Econ. vol.29 número1

... Intergovernmental relations in Brazil evolved in a way as not to favour coop- eration. As states and municipalities accumulate victories over federal government in Congress they developed the belief that it was ... See full document

... This section suggests that Savage’s (1954) variant of expected utility theory yields an account that dis- penses any psychology – the very explanation of behavior is centered on rationa[r] ... See full document

... Em segundo lugar, ela nos remete, a partir das medidas de natureza fiscal e monetária implementadas pelos EUA e países da Zona do Euro e do Japão – tais como injeção de liquidez e de ca[r] ... See full document

... O que todos devem estar se perguntando é quem seriam os Maus Samaritanos e por que são assim chamados? Ha-Joon retirou a idéia do no- me de seu livro de uma parábola da Bíblia, sobre um homem que foi roubado na estrada e ... See full document

... in Brazil, India and Sou- th Africa since the early ...in Brazil and Argentina”, e compara a experiência das du- as principais economias da América do ... See full document

... No sentido de proporcionar uma solução para o problema fiscal, os autores apontam, co- mo exemplo, o Plano Real, que somente eliminou a inflação no Brasil após implementação de um[r] ... See full document

... In sum, the argument advanced here is that this asymmetric reaction is likely to occur in developing countries under inflation targeting and flexible exchange rates, and may generate an upward bias to interest rates. In ... See full document

... in Brazil date from the early nineteenth century, but it was not until the Ouro Preto School of Mines (EMOP) was founded that production began to increase in ...in Brazil in the ... See full document

... A parte III do livro possui como co-autor o professor Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho, e tra- ta do debate teórico e empírico acerca dos con- troles de capitais. São apresentados argumentos favoráveis e contrários ... See full document

... In developing countries financial crises are usually balance-of-payment or cur- rency crises, not banking crises. Although the large current account deficits of the United States, coupl[r] ... See full document

... O equacionamento do volumoso endivida- mento interno e externo, a erradicação de um processo de inflação crônica com suas mazelas sociais e a atenuação das taxas de desemprego cíclico[r] ... See full document

... as Brazil have only reached industrialization as long as they were able to neutralize its effects, nor that the commodities’ production presents a low value-added per ... See full document

... in Brazil differ in several ...in Brazil is the pension scheme of the public sector, where workers expect to receive higher pension ben- efits than their counterparts in the private ...in Brazil have ... See full document

... Using as primary criteria the size of the state and the degree of regulation aimed at promoting economic development and at protecting work and reducing economic inequality, I identify three models of capitalist society ... See full document

... The impacts of the irst LDB were short. Just three years later, in 1964, Brazil entered a military dictatorship, and this generated another signiicant change in educational policies (Skidmore, 1988). During this ... See full document

... In Minsky view, a real full employment policy constitutes the kind of spending that is the effective resources creator and driving force of the economy. And when Minsky is speaking abo[r] ... See full document

... Brazil overcome open chronic inflation almost twenty years ago but could not get rid of high interest rates and overvalued exchange rates over this whole time period. Government has recently made attempts to lead ... See full document

... The markets to be considered in the analysis are classified in accordance to two dimensions: geographic proximity and the level of per capita income. The geographical dimension is not immediate and its definition ... See full document

... On the other hand, a collapse of the Eurozone, possibly accompanied by a global financial crisis, would push Germany into another recession which would probably be more severe than the[r] ... See full document

... The collapse of expansion at that time combined problems originating in the country itself (such as the suddenly revealed incapacity to satisfy electrical energy demand) with others coming from abroad, such as the ... See full document