Unbalance in Demand and Supply, and Input-Provision Capital Formation: Brazil, 1920–1951

Carlos Manuel Pelaez

The Journal of Economic History, 1965, vol. 25, issue 4, 700-703

Abstract: The thesis of this essay is that the industrial development of Brazil, 1920–1951, was unbalanced in demand and supply and characterized by input-provision capital formation. Part I introduces an analytical framework. Part II consists of preliminary historical evidence supporting the framework.

Date: 1965
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