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... Fritz and De Paula, 2017), the brazilian government was ruled by the workers Party, originally linked to the main brazilian trade union, the CuT, an offspring of the resurgence of the civil ... See full document

... center of the world will change to the East; the dollar will lose relative power as reserve money; nationalism will increase; regulation of financial markets will in- crease; financial flows ... See full document

... the latin American experience during the 2000s provides some validation of my hypothesis about the dialectical relationship between globalization and democ- ...countries in this continent ... See full document

... authorities and research- ers on Latin America that tax collection must be higher than it is ...decisions of economic agents against work, sav- ings and investment and, as a ... See full document

... up to 2008, the neoliberals and neoconservatives who dominated the American state (whose model of capitalism was already close to their ideal) tried to extend their model ... See full document

... from Latin American governments through most of the 1990s as they instituted drastic macroeconomic reforms to expose their domestic product and financial markets to foreign compe- ... See full document

... techniques and the ability to raise the opening rate are ...inequalities. And yet modernization is a “survival ...modernization and increasing inequalities might be eliminated by a tax policy ... See full document

... tests to see Table 4 demonstrating that the ISI2 period had markedly higher and more consistent growth rates across the region, except for Chile (which began neoliberalism in ...that ... See full document

... B and C in the matrix are two opposite equilibrium cases, one which reproduces slow structural change, slow learning and substantial inequality, and the other that sustains a pattern of ... See full document

... quarter of 2007, in some circles there was the erroneous belief, the myth, that certain countries could “decouple” them- selves from its ...even in the case of a reces- sion in the ... See full document

... help to clarify some of the issues not resolved ...expanded to include other developing countries in Latin America and elsewhere which adopted the inflation targeting ... See full document

... Monetary and financial cooperation: what is good to Asian is also good to Latin ...This article compares the Asian and Latin American experiences with monetary ...that ... See full document

... : In the 1980s, while the East Asian countries continued to grow, the Latin Ameri- can countries stopped, and since then are falling ...the Latin Ameri- can countries suffer the Dutch ... See full document

... was to change the Chinese state’s intervention pattern in order to assume a position of greater regulation of the system rather than di- rectly controlling the sectoral / spatial ... See full document

... tried to outline an alternative policy strategy that, based on the theory of effective demand and in the classical development theory, would stimulate the economy to grow in the ... See full document

... differences in incentive structure facing economic actors, in in- ternal organisation, competences and strategies of leading business firms, and other institutions in ... See full document

... while in the economic mode followed by some Latin America in the last deca- de, the state established compromise between the financial and commodities ex- porters on one side and ... See full document

... rates of growth, because technical progress is defined as the increase of labor ...productivity. In this paper, the output-capital ratio or the productivity of capital plays a role not ... See full document

... the article by Gerson Lima on the manner by which fiscal deficit should be ...principle of effective demand is explicitly used. By doing that, it is possible to treat as endogenous variables the ... See full document

... A Banca aprova e adota o método matemático utilizado pelo Autor – equações em diferenças finitas – para deduzir as condições de convergência da dívida públi‑ ca a um ponto de equilíbrio teórico. Esse método não foi ... See full document