Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 24, issue 4, 2004

The challenges of the new generation pp. 483-486

Celso Furtado

Capitalism, development, and democracy pp. 487-500

Adam Przeworski

Liquidity preference: the new international financial arrangements invalidate the theory? pp. 501-515

Adriana Moreira Amado

Power and conflict in macropolicy-making: a note on a political economy of an incomes policy pp. 516-525

Gilberto Lima

IS-LM: a history? pp. 526-547

Alexandre Augusto Seijas de Andrade and Matheus Albergaria de Magalhães

Clusters or Local Production Systems: Mapping, Classification and Suggestions for Polices pp. 548-570

Wilson Suzigan, João Furtado, Renato Garcia and Sérgio Sampaio

The entrepreneur in the economic theory pp. 571-593

João Antonio de Paulo, Hugo da Gama Cerqueira and Eduardo Albuquerque

Mercosur: ambitious policies, poor practices pp. 594-612

André Azevedo

Eighteen years after Lucro, Acumulação e Crise: An analysis on economic development, technological progress and income distribution pp. 613-631

José Antônio Rodrigues da Cunha

Inflationary tax and inflationary transfers in Brazil: 1947-2003 pp. 632-637

Rubens Cysne and Paulo C. Coimbra-Lisboa

Development proposal for Brazil pp. 638-646

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Volume 24, issue 3, 2004

Monetary orthodoxy and heterodoxy: the question of currency neutrality pp. 323-345

Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg Mollo

Measuring the credibility of the inflation targeting in Brazil pp. 346-353

Helder de Mendonça

Bacen and selected Central Banks: comparative analysis of the transparency degree pp. 354-374

Eduardo de Carvalho Andrade

Argentina and the global capital roller coaster of the 1990s pp. 375-392

Jan Peter Wogart

Money and space in Brazil: a study of selected areas pp. 393-412

Claudio Barra and Marco Crocco

The law of fiscal management responsibility: Combating government failures in the Brazilian way pp. 413-432

Carlos Antonio Luque and Vera Martins da Silva

Adam Smith and the genesis of the economic discourse pp. 433-453

Hugo da Gama Cerqueira

Ignorance and intervention in Hayek and Popper pp. 454-471

Celia Lessa Kerstenetzky

Models of commercial protection: a review pp. 472-489

Renato Colistete and Jarbas Dantas Menezes

Volume 24, issue 2, 2004

Recent controversies on capital controls pp. 163-185

Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho and João Sicsú

Foreign savings and macroeconomic performance: an analysis from a dynamic nonlinear model of capital accumulation and external indebtedness pp. 186-202

José Luís Oreiro

Deuda externa, crescimento y sostenabilidad pp. 203-220

Roberto Frenkel

The myth of convertibility pp. 221-225

Luiz Gonzaga Belluzzo and Ricardo Carneiro

For a partially convertible currency: A critique to Arida and Bacha pp. 226-243

José Luís Oreiro, Luiz Fernando de Paula and Guilherme Jonas C. da Silva

Economic development and the resumption of the classical approach to surplus pp. 244-263

Franklin Serrano and Carlos Medeiros

Gap between Public and Private Wages and Wages Determination in the Public Sector pp. 264-287

Nelson Marconi

Productive accumulation and the contemporary capitalism pp. 288-305

José Ricardo Tauile and Luiz Augusto Estrella Faria

Analyzing the economic impact of sustainable development programs in the Brazilian Amazon pp. 306-321

Drew Nelson

Volume 24, issue 1, 2004

On open systems pp. 3-17

Victoria Chick

Elements for a political economy of the reforms in Lula Government pp. 18-29

Edmar Bacha

Monetary policy independence and floating exchange rates: what does the brazilian evidence tell us? pp. 30-37

Carlos Eduardo Soares Gonçalves

Escaping the debt constraint on growth: a suggested monetary policy for Brazil pp. 38-52

Thomas Palley

Politics and fiscal reforms in recent Brazil pp. 53-76

Maria Rita Loureiro and Fernando Luiz Abrucio

Selected efficiency: a neo-Schumpeterian evolutionary perspective on normative economic issues pp. 77-99

Mario Luiz Possas

Information economics, electronic networks and regulation: elements of analysis pp. 100-120

Alain Herscovici

Currency union in Mercosul pp. 121-136

Helder de Mendonça and Anabel da Silva

Towards a pro-poor development strategy for middle-income countries: a comment on Bresser-Pereira and Nakano pp. 137-143

Alfredo Saad Filho

Economy and institutions in Kubitschek government pp. 144-158

Newton Paulo Bueno and José Heleno Faro

Volume 23, issue 4, 2003

A new consensus on monetary policy? pp. 505-530

Edwin Le Heron

Height and decay of the hypotheses of efficient markets pp. 531-546

Luiz Antônio de Oliveira Lima

Financial Markets, External Shocks and Policy Responses: The Case of Brazil 2001 pp. 547-562

Lauro Vieira de Faria

Brazil “delivery”: The political economy of the Lula government pp. 563-579

Leda Paulani

Conceptualising globalisation, cultural identity and democracy pp. 580-603

Jan-Erik Lane

From Keynesian to Schumpeterian State pp. 604-621

Wagner Leal Arienti

Protectionism in Retrospect: Mihail Manoilescu (1891-1950?) pp. 622-632

Roxana Bobulescu

Three stories about the history pp. 633-641

Igor Zanoni Constant Carneiro Leão and Anna Luísa Barbosa Dias de Carvalho

The Reign of the Capital pp. 642-663

João Antonio de Paula

Volume 23, issue 3, 2003

The second Washington consensus and the quasi-stagnation of the Brazilian economy pp. 343-375

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Notes on the brazilian crisis of 1997-99 pp. 376-404

Francisco L. Lopes

The three dimensions of social work and the hree opportunities for calculating added value pp. 405-419

Duilio de Avila Bêrni

Political Economy of Taylorism, Fordism and Teamwork pp. 420-436

Francisco Paulo Cipolla

Globalizacion y Crisis Financieras en America Latina pp. 437-455

Roberto Frenkel

The elusive quest for the rule of law: promoting judicial reform in Latin America pp. 456-480

Carlos Santiso

Still on the convertibility pp. 481-488

Persio Arida

Post-Cepaline Reflections on Inflation and External Crisis pp. 489-496

Edmar Bacha

For a fully convertible currency pp. 497-501

Persio Arida

Volume 23, issue 2, 2003

Economic growth with foreign savings? pp. 163-188

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

Politics and economy of federalism during the Geisel Government pp. 214-232

Fabiana da Cunha Saddi

Basic Income: the answer is blowing in the wind pp. 233-248

Eduardo Matarazzo Supplicy

Dirigism in the “Neoclassical State” and Beneficence in the “Smithian State” pp. 249-270

Luiz Rogério de Camargos

Social Security Reform and Degrees of Solidarity pp. 271-275

Marianne Nassuno

The institutional theory of Douglass North pp. 276-292

Paulo Gala

Theory and history: critical notes on the Institutional Change theme in Douglass North pp. 293-310

Sebastião C. Velasco e Cruz

The rhetoric in Douglass North Institutional Economics pp. 311-323

Paulo Gala

State and economics in institutionalism of Douglass North pp. 324-339

Ronaldo Fiani

Volume 23, issue 1, 2003

Feldstein-Horioka corelation: indicator of capital mobility or solvency? pp. 3-11

Fabiana Rocha

Country risk endogeneity, capital flows and capital controls in Brazil pp. 12-38

Flávio Vieira and Márcio Holland

The 2002 crash: from “irrational exuberance” to “infectious greed” pp. 39-62

Maryse Farhi and Marcos Antonio Macedo Cintra

Balance-of-payments-constrained economic growth in Brazil pp. 63-86

Frederico Jayme Jr

The Brazilian Swindle and the Larger International Monetary Problem pp. 87-97

James K. Galbraith

Technological progress, terms of trade and uneven development pp. 98-111

José Luís Oreiro

Central Bank independence and policy coordination: advantages and disadvantages of two structures for stabilization pp. 112-123

Helder de Mendonça

An Empirical Study of Private Saving in Brazil pp. 124-137

Claudio Paiva and Sarwat Jahan

On the intentionality of the industrializing politics of Brazil in the 1930s pp. 138-153

Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca

Inflation adjusted nominal deficit: a note on Robert Barro’s definition pp. 154-159

Viviane Luporini