Corporatism and the Theory of the Firm: Lessons from the Portuguese Experience

Carlos Bastien and José Cardoso ()

Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2004, vol. 26, issue 2, 197-219

Abstract: In 1933, Portugal was officially converted to a corporatist state, a state where it was accepted that the semi-autonomous bodies representing the various branches of economic and social activity would have formal powers in defining public policies. In such a context, an important change also occurred at the level of economic theories and doctrines, in keeping with the novelties emanating from both the legal and political fields.

Date: 2004
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