Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Peripheral strategies sixty years after the Bretton Woods agreement pp. 483-501: André Moreira Cunha
Alan Greenspan, the confidence strategy pp. 502-517: Edwin Le Heron
The empirical determinants of happiness in Brazil pp. 518-536: Raphael Bottura Corbi and Naercio Menezes-Filho
New-consensus macroeconomic governance in a keynesian world, and the keynesian alternative pp. 537-551: Angel Asensio
The effects of Central Bank independence and the rate of turnover on the Brazilian inflation pp. 552- 563: Helder de Mendonça
Social policy: Targeting or Universalism? pp. 564-574: Celia Lessa Kerstenetzky
Relationship between the land market, economic growth and land insecurity explained by an overlapping model pp. 575-595: Claudio Araujo, Catherine Araujo Bonjean, Jean-Louis Combes and Pascale Motel Combes
Brazilian labor market informality pp. 596-618: Gabriel Ulyssea
On John Kenneth Galbraith's legacy pp. 619-626: Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy

Authoritarian governments and exchange rate policy in Latin American countries pp. 323-344: Claudio Lucinda and Paulo Arvate
Cooperation, social capital and economic performance pp. 345-363: Marcos Fernandes Gonçalves da Silva
Directions of Brazilian financial liberalization pp. 364-380: João Sicsú
China as a double pole in the world economy and the recentralization of the Asian economy pp. 381-400: Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros
China: long-run economic growth pp. 401-424: Flávio Vilela Vieira
Origin and development of Chinese township and village enterprises (TVEs) pp. 425-444: Gilmar Masiero
Credibility, rules and power in the European Union institutions pp. 445-458: Abel Caballero, Gonzalo Caballero and Abel Losada
Manufacturing real wages in Mexico pp. 459-474: Antonia López Villa Vicencio and Julio López Gallardo

Industrial policy and development pp. 163-185: Wilson Suzigan and João Furtado
New Development Strategy for Brazil pp. 186-202: João Paulo de Almeida Magalhães
National development strategy pp. 203-230: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
The contagion effect of public debt on monetary policy pp. 231-238: Fernando Barbosa
Growth of the firm and foreign trade pp. 239-257: Fabricio Catermol
The effects of the capital account liberalization on the fiscal policy pp. 258-273: Manoel Carlos de Castro Pires
Political and institutional factors in the contemporary theories on the growth of government expenditures pp. 274-289: Flávio da Cunha Rezende
Competitiveness and Technical Change pp. 290-316: Sergio Almeida

Economics and Rhetoric: the Brazilian Chapter pp. 3-22: Leda Paulani
Central Bank Independence and Fiscal equilibrium pp. 23-38: Helder de Mendonça
Still the century of government savings banks? the Caixa Econômica Federal pp. 39-57: Kurt von Mettenheim
The Social in Lula´'s government pp. 58-74: Rosa Maria Marques and Áquilas Mendes
An evaluation of the 2003 tax reform effort in Brazil pp. 75-94: Rogério L. F. Werneck
Technological Capacity and Catching Up pp. 95-118: Mauro Borges Lemos, Bruno Campos, Elenice Biazi and Fabiana Santos
The concept of service pp. 119-136: Dimária Silva e Meirelles
An evaluation of Stiglitz’s Contributions to the Theory of the Financial Markets pp. 137-57: Dante Mendes Aldrighi

A contribution to the debate on the efficacy of monetary policy and some implications in the case of Brazil pp. 323-336: Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho
Macro-analysis, regulation and the method: an alternative to the methodological holism and individualism to a historical and institutionalist macro-economy pp. 337-356: Miguel Bruno
Transparency: Bacen versus Bank of England pp. 357-369: Eduardo de Carvalho Andrade
Mercosur: the dilemma between the customs union and a free trade area pp. 370-390: Honorio Kume and Guida Piani
Export subsidies, countervailing duties, and welfare pp. 391-395: Yu-Ter Wang
La reconfiguracion economica internacional pp. 396-417: David Ibarra
Citizens against the state: the riddle of high impact, low functionality courts in Brazil pp. 418-438: Matthew M. Taylor
Microeconomic impacts of the mergers and acquisitions of energy industries in the World pp. 439-453: Helder Queiroz Pinto and Mariana Lootty
Renegotiation of the public debt in conditions of excessive debt pp. 454-475: Rodrigo Octávio Marques de Almeida

An interpretation of Brazil’s growth deceleration pp. 163-189: Edmar Bacha and Regis Bonelli
Import substitution in Brazil between 1995 and 2000 pp. 190-208: Ana Maria de Paiva Franco and Renato Baumann
The debt crisis: a re-appraisal pp. 209-223: Carlos Alberto Cinquetti
The dollar and the global disequilibria pp. 224-232: Luiz Gonzaga Belluzzo
Changes in times of globalization: is capitalism not progressive any more? pp. 233-253: José Ricardo Tauile and Luiz Augusto Estrella Faria
What is the value of self-interest? pp. 254-276: Celia Lessa Kerstenetzky
Historicity, Entropy and No Linearity pp. 277-294: Alain Herscovici
Inter-jurisdictional fiscal competition pp. 295-313: Sergio Guimarães Ferreira, Ricardo Varsano and José Roberto Afonso

Obituary: Celso Furtado pp. 1-2: ...
Innovation, competition and financial vulnerability in economic development pp. 5-22: Leonardo Burlamaqui and Jan Kregel
The return of Ulysses´: Notes on the Logic of Plans and Commitments pp. 23-44: Ana Bianchi and Roberta Muramatsu
Joblessness pp. 45-59: Amit Bhaduri
The impact on advanced economics of north-south trade in manufacturing and services pp. 60-73: Robert Rowthorn
Foreign direct investment, accumulation of productive capital and income distribution pp. 74-95: Mário Augusto Bertella and Gilberto Lima
Inflation Bias: an appraisal pp. 96-100: Helder de Mendonça
Exchange regimes: an alternativa model for Brasil pp. 101-114: Manoel Carlos de Castro Pires
Ownership and control structure of publicly traded companies in Brazil pp. 115-137: Dante Mendes Aldrighi and Roberto Mazzer Neto
Articles in the press on Celso Furtado pp. 138-156: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, Francisco de Oliveira, Yoshiaki Nakano, Fernando Ferrari Filho, José Serra, Pedro Malan, Marco Maciel, Arturo Guillén R. and Ricardo Bielschowsky

Galbraith: A partisan appraisal pp. 3-10: James K. Galbraith
Post-Large Scale Industry and Neoliberalism pp. 11-28: Eleutério F. S. Prado
Explaining the virtuous economic growth of the Golden Age (1945-1973) pp. 29-52: Fernando Augusto Mansor de Mattos
The political economy of personnel expenditures pp. 53-73: Barry Ames, Taeko Hiroi and Lucio Renno
The Impacts of Commercial Liberalization on the Brazilian External Trade Pattern pp. 74-112: André Nassif
On the Evolution of the Brazilian Labor Market pp. 113-130: Cláudio Salvadori Dedecca
Bankruptcy Law, Credit and Interest Rates in Brazil pp. 131-153: Antonio Gledson de Carvalho
A Critical Evaluation of the Proposal for Currency Convertibility of the Real pp. 154-173: Fernando Ferrari Filho, Frederico Jayme Jr, Gilberto Lima, José Luís Oreiro and Luiz Fernando de Paula