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... consisting of easily recog- nized roles coupled with clusters of rules or conventions governing relations among the occupants of these ... See full document

... exaggerates the theorization. Says, ap- propriately, that the state is a social relation, a relation of forces or the condensation of relations of forces between classes ... See full document

... history of the military’s schizophrenic commitment to legality: early on, the military go- vernment cloaked anti-democratic moves in legalism by using “institutional acts” to ... See full document

... opportunity to test the hypotheses above; credibil- ity has been a key factor and several regulatory agencies have been created at ap- proximately the same time, each related to a ... See full document

... payment of interests and to a positive primary deficit. The later the fiscal adjustment is done, the higher must be the reduction of the primary ... See full document

... however, the ‘preference for flexibility’, that was typical of the high inflation environment, has been still present in the Brazilian ...is the main private debt bond issued ... See full document

... emergence of new states, besides granting more weight individually to those who got richer, has allowed for the strengthening of developing countries as a ...group. In this sense, it is ... See full document

... though the World War II had initially impacted the Brazilian economy in a positive sense (mainly by increasing the country’s exports of food supplies), once the period of ... See full document

... worldwide to the crisis using Keynesian economics, in the rich countries, where leverage was greater, its consequences will for years be harmful, especially for the ...changing, ... See full document

... FDAR and the changes it has provoked in corporate management structures is, along with deregulation, the fundamental cause of the financial scandals and ac- ... See full document

... programs and agencies had done little to redress regional inequalities or promote sustainable industrialization or development in the north and ...northeast. The loan and ... See full document

... that in the economies of Latin America this tighten- ing of capitalist spending will, in significant part, supplied by resources and state ...actions. the reasons ... See full document

... attempted to extend Kaldor’s (1966) original model to the scope of political choices of ...expenditure and taxes. Then, we introduced the concept of “political ... See full document

... com in- formação imperfeita, tema bastante explorado no registro teórico em Greenwald, Stiglitz e Weiss (1984) e em Greenwald e Stiglitz (1988a e 1988b), e cujos resul- tados guiam a análise em Stiglitz (1999) ... See full document

... de distinções decorrentes de relações étnicas, sexuais, religiosas, míticas, políticas etc. De tal modo que talvez se possa dizer que, naquele mundo, cada coisa está no seu lugar, lugar predeterminado, absoluto, ... See full document

... Portan- to, regiões com elevado valor no indicador de preferência pela liquidez do pú- blico devem ter agências de bancos múltiplos e comercias com maior dificulda- de de conceder empréstimos e financiamentos de ... See full document

... relevant. the world economy will change; the economic center of the world will change to the East; the dollar will lose relative power as reserve money; nationalism will ... See full document

... can the Chinese government carry out the necessary “deep” re- structuring challenges in the banking and SOE sector without maintaining the growth rates of the ... See full document

... Between the end of 2010 and 2013, the political effects of the global crisis started to manifest themselves more clearly with the occurrence of a global ... See full document

... authorities and an active monetary policy and the development of a new set of international regulation for the international banking system to overcome the ... See full document