Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 22, issue 4, 2002

Argentina: a decade of the convertibility program pp. 567-578

Roberto Frenkel

The postsocialist transformation in central and Eastern Europe pp. 579-593

Béla Greskovits

Chile, entre el neoliberalismo y el crecimiento com equidad: una sitesis pp. 594-612

Ricardo Ffrench-Davis

Sectorial specialisation in east Asia and Latin America compared pp. 613-634

Marcela Miozzo

An institutional vision for public debt in Brazil pp. 635-650

Marcel Guedes Leite and Paulo Arvate

Banks, Domestic debt intermediation and confidence crises: the recent brazilian experience pp. 651-669

Afonso S. Bevilaqua and Marcio Garcia

Economics and philosophy: tension and solution in Adam Smith’s work pp. 670-684

Angela Ganem

Economics and Autopoiesis pp. 685-700

Luiz Augusta Estrella Faria

The specificities of the health sector innovation system pp. 701-719

Eduardo Albuquerque and José Eduardo Cassiolato

A heterodox rereading of Bresser-Nakano pp. 720-724

Alcino Ferreira Câmara Neto and Matías Vernengo

Volume 22, issue 3, 2002

Real Plan and foreign exchange anchor pp. 387-407

Maria Luiza Falcão Silva

Inflation Targeting: Proposals for a Permanent Regime pp. 408-428

Fabio Giambiagi and José Carlos Carvalho

The Theory of Monetary Policy Credibility pp. 429-448

Helder de Mendonça

Credibility and the design of regulatory agencies in Brazil pp. 449-472

Bernardo Mueller and Carlos Pereira

The Political Economy of Gender: Determinants of the Division of Labor pp. 473-490

Anita Kon

Endogenous Risk Premium, Inflation Targets and Flexible Exchange Rate: Dynamic Implications of the Bresser-Nakano Hypothesis for a Small Open Economy pp. 491-507

José Luís Oreiro

Multiple Balances pp. 508-517

Persio Arida

Currency Fluctuation and Interest Rate in Brazil pp. 518-523

João Sicsú

Risco-Brasil: The Lula Effect and the Central Bank Effects pp. 524-532

Joaquim Elói Cirne de Toledo

A Strategy of Development with Stability pp. 533-563

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

Volume 22, issue 2, 2002

Celso Furtado and the beginning of industrialization in Brazil pp. 195-206

Tamás Szmrecsányi

Restructuring of the International Financial System and Peripheral Countries pp. 207-224

Maria Cristina Penido de Freitas and Daniela Magalhães Prates

Why China survived the asian financial crisis? pp. 225-252

Shalendra D. Sharma

Economic Reorganization, Labor Absorption and Qualification pp. 253-272

Claudio Salvadori Dedecca

Business and delays in port reform in Brazil pp. 273-296

Mahrukh Doctor

Políticas de empleo en economias semi-industrializadas pp. 297-315

Julio López G. and Penélope Pacheco L.

The role of a special insurance agency for loans in Brazil pp. 316-333

João Sicsú and Eduardo Albuquerque

Municipal budget and planning: a case study pp. 334-354

Eloi Dalla Vecchia and Marco Antonio Montoya

Deregulation of the Sugar and Alcohol Sector pp. 355-373

Geraldo Santana de Camargo Barros and Márcia Azanha Ferraz Dias de Moraes

Will be consistent the proposal for the creation of a monetary union in Mercosur? pp. 374-383

Fernando Ferrari Filho and Luiz Fernando de Paula

Volume 22, issue 1, 2002

Tropical Neomonetharism: The Brazilian Experience in the Nineties pp. 3-23

Alfredo Saad Filho and Lecio Morais

Theory and Evidence of the Inflationary Targets Regime pp. 24-35

João Sicsú

Exchange Rate, Monetary, and Inflation Targets pp. 36-54

Helder de Mendonça

Productivity, wages, profits, and exchange rates in an era of globalization pp. 55-81

Hartmut Elsenhans

Governance, accoutability and responsiveness pp. 82-100

Sérgio de Azevedo and Fátima Anastasia

Investment Models: Methodology and Results pp. 101-112

Elton Eustaqui Casagrande

The Epistemology of Theoretical Economics in Schumpeter pp. 113-135

Marcos Fernandes Gonçalves da Silva

Historical roots of the ideas that subside clustering policies pp. 136-155

Alexandre Rands Barros

Work and Politics: Locke and the Economic Discourse pp. 156-175

Hugo da Gama Cerqueira

Environmental Ethics and Sustainable Development pp. 176-191

Henrique Tomé Costa Mata and José Euclides A. Cavalcanti

Volume 21, issue 4, 2001

Strategic decisions and overlapping consensus in Latin America pp. 611-637

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Latin American integration in the first decade of the millennium pp. 638-653

José Tavares de Araújo

Fiscal policy of Real Plan and the fiscal adjustment for 1999/2001 pp. 654-672

Ana Paula Ramos

The Economics of the “Third Way” pp. 673-689

Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer

The Quest for Gold: Monetary Debates in Nineteenth-century Brazil pp. 690-704

André Villela

Inflation target, interests and prices Brazilian retail industry pp. 705-724

Fernando Nogueira da Costa, Simone Silva de Deos and José Valney de Brito

PROCERA: Institutionality, subsidy and effectiveness pp. 725-743

Gervásio Castro de Rezende

Silicon Valley in the South pp. 744-762

Mitsuhiro Kagami and Akifumi Kuchiki

Industrial policy: a systemic and structural New-Shumpeterian vision pp. 763-785

Carlos Augusto Grabois Gadelha

From financial repression to microcredit pp. 786-797

Manfred Nitsch and Carlos A. Santos

Volume 21, issue 3, 2001

Brazilian industrial restructuring in the 90s. An interpretation pp. 369-392

Antonio Barros de Castro

Industrial clusters as policies focuses pp. 393-406

Wilson Suzigan

Central banking reform and overcoming the moral hazard problem: the case of Brazil pp. 407-432

Lourdes Sola, Christopher da Cunha Bueno Garman and Moisés S. Marques

Growth and Security Under Welfare-Corporate Capitalism and Market Socialism pp. 433-448

Myron J. Gordon

Introduction: Debates, performance and the political choice policies pp. 450-470

Carol Wise

Exchange rate regimes and policies: a general view pp. 471-488

Warner Corden

The Mexican Peso break: causes, consequences and recovery pp. 489-513

Timothy Kessler

Brazilian monetary crisis: migrating from the exchange rate anchor to the flexible regime pp. 514-536

Eliana Cardoso

Argentina’s currency board: what keep them together? pp. 537-564

Carol Wise

Outdated reform states and the issue of devaluation: Venezuela’s reaction to 1997-98 exogenous shocks pp. 565-597

Javier Corrales

The Exchange Rate Management Policy in the 1990s pp. 598-606

Riordan Roett

Volume 21, issue 2, 2001

Business Governance in Brazil and South Africa: How Much Convergence to The Anglo-Saxon Model? pp. 185-205

Andrea E. Goldstein

Social Currency Recognition pp. 206-225

Maria de Lourdes R. Mollo and Alfredo Saad Filho

La política de la privatización de las telecomunicaciones en Brasil pp. 226-245

Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida

Is there an ideological link between neopopulism and neoliberalism? pp. 246-262

Victor Armony

Minimum Wage, “Lighthouse Effect” and Poverty pp. 263-276

Marcelo Neri, Gustavo Gonzaga and José Márcio Camargo

The East Asian Crisis in Kindleberger-Minsky’s Framework pp. 277-285

Omar Saqib

Transaction Costs Theory and evolutionary approaches: Analysis and Perspectives of a Pluralist Research Program pp. 286-303

Huáscar Fialho Pessali and Ramon Fernandez

Interest rate, liquidity preference and loan funds: a critical analysis of attempts to demonstrate equivalence between the theory of loan funds and preference for liquidity pp. 304-321

José Luís Oreiro

Technology, Organizations and Productivity: Lessons from Solow’s Paradox pp. 322-341

Francisco Lima Cruz Teixeira

Determinism and free will in social sciences: mathematical contributions pp. 342-364

Francisco Louçã

Volume 21, issue 1, 2001

Heterarchies and Developmental Traps pp. 3-21

Laszlo Bruszt

Heterarchy: Exploiting Ambiguity and Organizing Diversity pp. 22-41

David Stark

Impacts of relations between Central Bank and State Banks in the post-1994 federative arrangement: Analysis in the light of the Banespa case pp. 42-64

Chistopher Garman, Cristiane Kerches da Silva Leite and Moisés da Silva Marques

Dollars for pesos? the politics of dollarization in Latin Amercia pp. 65-81

Pamela K. Starr

Production flexibility and spatial restructuring: theoretical considerations and a case study for the shoes industry in Brazil and in the Northeast pp. 82-105

Olímpio J. de Arroxellas Galvão

A note on Growth, Welfare and public policy pp. 106-122

Pedro Ferreira

Public policy and competitiveness in agriculture pp. 123-146

Maria Auxiliadora de Carvalho

Incompetence and Confidence Building behind 20 years of quasi-stagnation in Latin America pp. 147-173

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Contributions of Edith Penrose to the theories of technical progress within oligopolistic competition pp. 174-180

Tamás Szmrecsányi