Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2026

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Volume 44, issue 4, 2024

Financial instability and climate change: new challenges for central banks pp. 603-619

Luiz Henrique Bispo Santos and Eliane Araujo

Reindustrialization in the sustainable development convention pp. 620-636

Carmem Feijo, Fernanda Feil and Fernando Amorim Teixeira

A study on the determinants of the real exchange rate misalignments pp. 637-656

Francisco Eduardo Pires de Souza and Viviane Luporini

Independence, the 1930s and developmentalism pp. 657-678

Ivan Colangelo Salomão and Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca

Harrod-Domar Dilemma, Thirlwall’s Law and Green New Developmentalism pp. 679-697

Chiara Grazini, Giulio Guarini and José Luís Oreiro

“High-quality” economic development: China’s conciliation between economic growth and environmental sustainability pp. 698-713

Gilberto Libanio and Diana Chaib

The BNDES’ role in the Green Economy: institutional framework, disbursements and resource mobilisation (2010-2021) pp. 714-729

Camila Franco Bartelega and Ana Rosa Ribeiro de Mendonça

Economic complexity and elasticity ratio: a theoretical and empirical approach pp. 730-752

André Mellini and Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva

Growing by decreasing pp. 753-768

Andrei Cechin and José Eli da Veiga

Bridging the gap between production and ecology: a multi-regional input-output analysis of current Brazilian and Chinese productive and ecological relations pp. 769-785

Jan Klink, Gabriel Santos Carneiro and Bruno Castro Dias da Fonseca

Sustainable development in China: the pathway of decarbonizing the energy mix pp. 786-801

Isabela de Oliveira Garcia and Roberto Alexandre Zanchetta Borghi

Considerations on currency reform in Germany after World War II pp. 802-812

Judyta Przyluska-Schmitt, Dorota Jegorow and Tamás Szigetvári

Volume 44, issue 3, 2024

Maria da Conceição Tavares pp. 381-384

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Alternative policy imagination for anti-toxic Indian development pp. 385-396

Amit Bhaduri

The international monetary and financial system and the digital revolution: perspectives for emerging and developing countries pp. 397-420

Luiza Peruffo, André Cunha and Julima da Silva Bichara

Commodity dependence, structural reforms, and commodity trap: South America 1970-2017 pp. 421-441

Fernando Isabella

Industrialization and deindustrialization: an empirical analysis of some drivers of structural change in Brazil, 1947-2021 pp. 442-466

Hugo C. Iasco-Pereira and Paulo César Morceiro

Fiscal policy transmission mechanisms pp. 467-483

Manoel Carlos Pires and Luiz Fernando de Paula

Critical rationalism and institutional change in Hayek pp. 484-501

Eduardo Angeli

Industrial policy in Brazil: empirical evidence in a context of structural changes (2007-2020) pp. 502-523

Luís Felipe Giesteira, Thiago Caliari and Felipe Orsolin-Teixeira

Internationalization of Brazilian companies: the rise and fall of a state policy pp. 524-544

Robson Coelho Cardoch Valdez

Francisco Dornelles’ brief tenure at the Ministry of Finance: The decline of FGV-RJ and the Delfim Boys’ dominance in shaping Brazil’s economic policy pp. 545-562

Alexandre F. S. Andrada

The International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) and India: potential and impediments pp. 563-582

Lakshman Chandra Pal

The nature of Central Bank Independence: historical background and rise in the era of financialization pp. 583-599

Rodrigo Siqueira Rodriguez

Volume 44, issue 2, 2024

Developmentalist policies in financialized economies: contradictions and impasses of the Brazilian case pp. 215-240

Miguel Bruno and Leda Paulani

Long waves of economic growth in Asia and Western Europe, 1950-2020: are there any circularcumulative causation and contradiction aspects? pp. 241-260

Bhimo R. Samudro, Yogi P. Pratama, Albertus M. Soesilo, Harry Bloch, Ruhul Salim, Andri Prasetyo and Muhammad B. Sistriatmaja

An analysis of the Chinese inward FDI development and regulation policy and the Five-Year Plans pp. 261-279

Tomás Costa de Azevedo Marques and Giorgio Romano Schutte

Developmentalism as historical legacy pp. 280-297

Renato Perissinotto

Income transfers and household debt. The advancing collateralization of social policy in the midst of restructuring crises pp. 298-318

Lena Lavinas, Eliane Araujo and Pedro Rubin

The political economy of economic policy: industrial entrepreneurs and macroeconomic prices in Brazil (2003-2016) pp. 319-339

Pedro Micussi

Chinese global agribusiness project in the Brazilian soybean commodity chain: Historical structures and current actions pp. 340-356

Giacomo Otavio Tixiliski

Preschool expansion in Brazil: an analysis of historical determinants pp. 357-376

Talita Silva, Thais Barcellos, Guilherme Hirata and João Batista Araujo e Oliveira

Volume 44, issue 1, 2024

A brief history of development theory. From Schumpeter and Prebisch to new developmentalism pp. 5-28

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and José Luís Oreiro

The legacy of Celso Furtado pp. 29-41

Paulo Nogueira Batista

The “National Champions” strategy in Brazil. Insights from JBS, VALE and AB-INBEV’ internationalization process (2003-2018) pp. 42-62

Dario Clemente

An analysis of the competitiveness of developing countries based on the foreign added value of exports: the use of revealed comparative advantage index for the period 1995 to 2018 pp. 63-83

Tatiana Massaroli de Melo and Eneas Gonçalves de Carvalho

When McCloskey meets Latour: changing the perspectives on the debates about Rhetoric in Economics pp. 84-102

Mayara S. S. Pires and Ramon Fernandez

From Medieval to Liberal Man: Cycles and Crises of Liberalism – Recent Authoritarian Tendencies pp. 103-124

Luiz Afonso Simoens da Silva

Exchange Rate Behavior in the BRICS pp. 125-144

Flavio Vieira and Cleomar Gomes Da Silva

The developmental welfare state in South Korea under globalization pp. 145-167

Pedro Barbosa

Value extraction, crowding out, and instability of the financial sector on Colombian productive development pp. 168-188

Gonzalo Combita Mora

El Salvador: an analysis of the monetary integration law and the bitcoin law pp. 189-209

Sergio Náñez Alonso, Miguel Ángel Echarte Fernández, David Sanz Bas and Cristina Pérez Rico

Volume 43, issue 4, 2023

Tribute to Ignacy Sachs (1927-2023) pp. 773-776

Jorge Felix

New steps in the construction of New Developmentalism pp. 777-788

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The real exchange rate matters, but why? A new developmentalist assessment pp. 789-812

Hugo C. Iasco-Pereira and Fabricio Missio

The concept of Developmental State revisited pp. 813-836

Isaías de Moraes

State planning and the sustainable development convention: an introduction pp. 837-852

Carmen Feijó, Fernanda Feil and Linnit Pessoa

Financialization, credit rating agencies, and “policy space”: The Brazilian experience pp. 853-873

Pedro Lange Netto Machado and Luiz Fernando de Paula

PIX: explaining a state-owned Fintech pp. 874-892

Mario G. Schapiro, Pedro Salomon Bezerra Mouallem and Eric Gil Dantas

The rentier behavior of the Brazilian banks pp. 893-913

Bruno Mader

Trade opening, productivity and employment in Brazil pp. 914-935

Thalita Borges, João Prates Romero and Fabrício Silveira

Pemex in the context of the global oil company: investment policy and lessons learned pp. 936-954

Angélica Tacuba Santos

The dilemma of growth: pollution and health impacts in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) pp. 955-970

Amir Elalouf

Volume 43, issue 3, 2023

From the national system of technological innovation to the “New Projectment Economy” in China pp. 543-563

Elias Jabbour and Uallace Moreira

Why the economy is hard to manage and how this could possibly be dealt with pp. 564-575

Bertrand Wong

The historical roots of neoliberalism: origin and meaning pp. 576-591

Sulafa Nofal

The impossible quartet in a demand led growthsupermultiplier model for a small open economy pp. 592-618

José Luís Oreiro and Júlio Fernando Costa Santos

The commodity reserve currency chapter: Friedrich A. Hayek, John Maynard Keynes, and the International Monetary Order pp. 619-645

Keanu Telles

What Have We Learned about National Development Banks? Evidence from Brazil pp. 646-669

Ricardo Barboza, Samuel Pessoa, Fábio Roitman and Eduardo Ribeiro

Fritz Redlich and the entrepreneur as God and demon pp. 670-685

Rafael Galvão De Almeida

Do political commentaries command? The case of the Central Bank of Brazil pp. 686-705

Gokhan Sahin Gunes and Dila Asfuroglu

Reflections on the progressivity of the pension policy in Brazil: a contribution to the debate pp. 706-722

Luís Afonso, Otávio José Guerci Sidone and Geraldo Andrade da Silva Filho

Growth regimes in central and peripheral countries: an econometric analysis, 1980-2018 pp. 723-746

Emiliano Lopez and Deborah Nogueira

Radical uncertainty and the effect of transport infrastructure on land prices pp. 747-769

Nestor Garza and Jenifer Garza

Volume 43, issue 2, 2023

An interpretation of the Brazilian economy from the profit rate: 1950-2020 pp. 309-334

Adalmir Marquetti, Eduardo Maldonado Filho, Alessandro Miebach and Henrique Morrone

The Argentinian economic crisis of 2018: background and interpretation pp. 335-357

Carlos Henrique Horn, Luiza Pecis Valenti and Ben-Hur dos Santos Petry

The effects of multidimensional well-being growth on poverty and inequality in Brazil over the periods of 2004-2008 and 2016-2019 pp. 358-379

Otavio Junio Faria Neves and Ana Márcia Rodrigues da Silva

Green economy and green jobs: a multisectoral analysis by means of Spain’s social accounting matrix pp. 380-397

Omar Chabán-García and Antonio Luis Hidalgo-Capitán

The prosperous decade of 2004-2013 and new developmentalism pp. 398-417

Demian Fiocca

Sectoral deindustrialization and long-run stagnation of Brazilian manufacturing pp. 418-441

Paulo César Morceiro and Joaquim Guilhoto

Mexico: the Great Depression and the Coronacrisis, 1929 and 2020 pp. 442-464

Eduardo Loría

SUS funding in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 465-479

Rosa Maria Marques and Mariana Ribeiro Jansen Ferreira

The theory of inertial inflation: a brief history pp. 480-498

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Identifying racial discrimination by the performance differential of High School students pp. 499-515

Diego Carneiro, Maitê Shirasu and Guilherme Irffi

Institutionalism and its relations with developmentalism: past, present and future pp. 516-538

Ijean Gomes Riedo, Manoel João Ramos, Flavia Piccinin Paz Gubert and Aldi Feiden

Volume 43, issue 1, 2023

Industrial policy, techno-nationalism and Industry 4.0: China-USA technology war pp. 5-25

Antonio Carlos Diegues and José Eduardo Roselino

Revisiting the concept of Economic Development and the School of Thought of Developmentalism in Economics pp. 26-47

Isaías de Moraes

Keynes and Hayek: some common elements in business cycle theory pp. 48-66

Alexandru Patruti

A Classical-Post Keynesian critique on neoclassical environmentally-adjusted multifactor productivity pp. 67-77

Giulio Guarini

The recurring debate about the end of labor with technological unemployment pp. 78-95

Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg Mollo and Rafael Acypreste

The Brazilian ‘secular stagnation’: Its causes and an agenda to overcome it pp. 96-109

Fernando Ferrari Filho and Fabio Terra

Financial budget adjustment and public debt carrying cost in Brazil 2002-2021 pp. 110-124

Gilberto Borça and Nelson Barbosa-Filho

Appropriation, beliefs, and inculcation: Some other connections between American Pragmatism and Veblen’s conspicuous consumer pp. 125-144

Felipe Almeida and Manuel Ramon Luz

Rousseff’s administration and the economic populism: an interpretation pp. 145-164

Ivan Colangelo Salomão and Beliza Borba de Almeida

Exchange rate overvaluation and agrarian ground rent transfers in Uruguay: 1955-2019 pp. 165-188

Gabriel Oyhantçabal Benelli

Ideas circulation and monetary policy in Brazil: The presence of National Monetary Council members in think tanks (1995-2018) pp. 189-211

Mateus C. M. de Albuquerque and Pedro Rodrigues Alves

Disassembled structures: the political economy of Mexico’s leading auto export sector pp. 212-235

James M. Cypher and Mateo Crossa

Spending yes, progressivity no: the barriers to redistribution in Brazil pp. 236-255

Fernanda Cimini and Laura Rocha

The role of the State on foreign direct investment regulation in China pp. 256-274

Paula Carvalho and Isabela Nogueira

The effects of infrastructure and public investment on the elasticity of private investment: an empirical investigation for Brazil pp. 275-298

Jefferson S. Fraga and Helder Lara Ferreira-Filho

Import tariffs: the neutralization of the Dutch disease argument pp. 299-303

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira