Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 20, issue 4, 2000

Auctions of Public Debt Securities by the Central Bank of Brazil: A Study of the Factors of the Dispersion of Proposals for BBCs pp. 369-386

Marcio Garcia and Leonardo B. Rezende

A model of NAIRU for Brazil pp. 387-409

S. Marcelo Portugal and Regina C. Madalozzo

New Production Systems in Transition: Implications for the Brazilian Industry pp. 410-430

Gustavo Abel Carrillo Guzmán

A Keynesian Approach to the Credibility of Monetary Policy pp. 431-445

Gilberto Libanio

Los Determinantes del Ni?vel de Precios en Me?xico: Un Enfoque Heterodoxo pp. 446-465

Luis Miguel Galindo and Carlos Guerrero-de-Lizardi

Eugênio Gudin: The Controversies of Caboclo Neoliberalism pp. 466-479

Maria Angélica Borges

The Dialectic Values and Prices pp. 480-500

João Antônio de Paula

Revenue Sharing: A Problem of Federalism in Brazil pp. 501-520

Ricardo da Costa Nunes and Selene Peres Nunes

Deregulation of Labor and Unemployment Markets in Advanced Capitalist Economies pp. 521-541

Luiz Antônio de Oliveira Lima

Reflexões sobre a crise brasileira

Celso Furtado

Volume 20, issue 3, 2000

Liquidity vs. Efficiency in Liberalized International Financial Markets: a Warning to Developing Economies pp. 191-211

Paul Davidson

The external orientation of the Brazilian manufacturing industry after trade liberalization pp. 212-228

Renato Fonseca, Mário C. de Carvalho and Henry Pourchet

The New Institutional Economics, Business Associations, and Development pp. 229-252

Ben Ross Schneider and Richard F. Doner

Foreign Debt Policies in South America, 1929-1945 pp. 253-266

Marcelo de Paiva Abreu

Public policies and sectorial targets The effects of the new industrial policy on the Brazilian automobile sector pp. 267-286

Eduardo Meira Zauli

Armonizacio?n de la Poli?tica Industrial en la Comunidad Europea pp. 287-310

Marta Bekerman and Pablo Sirlin

Ludwig von Mises: the basis of his Epistemology and an internalist critical proposal pp. 311-329

Ricardo Feijó

The development of the military industry in Brazil and its Spin-off process pp. 330-346

José Wladimir Freitas da Fonseca

Measurement of Market Power Using Trademark Data: models, limitations and applications pp. 347-358

Danilo R. D. Aguiar

Living with a Floating Exchange Rate pp. 359-364,

Maryse Farhi and Marcos Antonio Macedo Cintra

O que eu aprendi com a crise mundial

Joseph Stiglitz

Volume 20, issue 2, 2000

The articulation of industrial and commercial policies in contemporary developing economies: an analytical discussion pp. 189-211

André Luiz Nassif

The Politics of Expertise in Latin America: Antecedents and Actualities pp. 212-224

Laurence Whitehead

The Concepts of Ricardian, Keynesian and Schumpeterian Adjustments and the Question of Employment in the Brazilian Economy pp. 225-241

Silvia Harumi Toyoshima

The Credit Rationing Model and the Novo-Keynesian Monetary Policy: A Critical Analysis pp. 242-266

Jennifer Hermann

The Philosophical Keynesianism agenda: origins and perspectives pp. 267-286

Rogerio P. de Andrade

The Debate between Keynes and the “Classics” on Interest Rate Determinants: A Big Waste of Time? pp. 287-311

José Luís Oreiro

Labor Values and Production Prices in a Sraffian Economic System with Extensive Income pp. 312-334

Marina Da Cunha and Rodolfo Hoffmann

The convergence between Evolutionism and Regulationism pp. 335-350

José Eli da Veiga

Megainstitutions and Financial Instability: The challenges for prudential regulation pp. 351-361

Marcos Antonio Macedo Cintra and Maria Cristina Penido de Freitas

The Nature of the Money Supply: Comments on Basil Moore’s Theory pp. 362-371,

Terezinha Saracini

Volume 20, issue 1, 2000

The Changing Role and Strategies of the IMF and the Perspectives for the Emerging Countries pp. 3-18

Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho

Foreign investment and competition pp. 19-34

Aristides Almeida Filho

Monetary policy in Argentina under convertibility, 1991-96 pp. 35-51

Aldo A. Arnaudo

European Monetary Union: Recent evolution and perspectives pp. 52-74

Ricardo da Costa Nunes and Selene Peres Peres Nunes

The impacts of the Euro: an evaluation pp. 75-82

Mário Augusto Bertella

In Search of a Monetary Constitution for Brazil pp. 83-95

Marcio Ronci

The New Government Tax Reform Proposal: Limits of the Possible and Uncertainties Involved pp. 96-123

Rogério L. F. Werneck

Reforming old-age pension systems in developing countries: lessons from Latin America pp. 124-145

Ana Luiza Cortez Roncada

Note on the Brazilian Social Security Reform in the context of neoliberalism and of Latin America pp. 146-157

Rosa Maria Marques

Notes on the capitalist process of calculus pp. 158-164

Eduardo Strachman

Influences and Contributions pp. 165-187

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Volume 19, issue 4, 1999

Schumpeterian competition and its policy implications: The Latin American case pp. 569-580

José Tavares de Araújo

The neo-Schumpeterian approach to innovation and Keynes’s probability: initial explorations pp. 581-601

Marco Crocco

National Systems of Innovation and Non-OECD Countries: Notes about a rudimentary and tentative “typology” pp. 602-620

Eduardo Albuquerque

Modelos evolucionistas de crescimento endógeno pp. 621-646

Hermes Higachi, Otaviano Canuto and Gabriel Porcile

Modernity and economic discourse: still on McCloskey pp. 647-665

Leda Paulani

Un Nuevo Consenso sobre el sector publico y el desarrolo: una mirada desde la Cepal pp. 666-684

Eugenio Lahera P.

Endogenous currency and banking passivity: a critical analysis of the “horizontalist” approach and the “monetary circuit theory" pp. 685-704

Maria Cristina Penido de Freitas

A political economy model of monetary policy: decentralized decision making and competition for seigniorage pp. 705-717

Ronald Hillbrecht

The Real Plan and the Brazilian agriculture: perspectives pp. 718-728

Fernando Homem de Melo

The Political Economy as an autonomous science: a study on the methodological contributions of John Stuart Mill pp. 729-747

Laura Mattos

Volume 19, issue 3, 1999

Central Bank performance in a stable economy: is it desirable to adopt inflation targets in Brazil? pp. 405-425

Francisco Rigolon and Fabio Giambiagi

Was there an alternative to the brazilian crisis? pp. 426-441

Jan Kregel

The polítical economy of state reform - political to the core pp. 442-459

Kenneth A. Shepsle

Ownership structure and efficiency: an analysis with the Theory of Incentives pp. 460-469

Paulo Augusto P. de Britto

Uncertainty, conventions and short-term expectations pp. 470-484

David Dequech

French companies and the financing of industrialization in Brazil pp. 485-495

Frédéric Mauro

Economics and politics of recent development in China pp. 496-516

Carlos Aguiar de Mederios

The polítical economy of the emergent agri-environmental transition in the U.S pp. 517-535

José Eli da Veiga

Structural change and Investment allocation in a Pasinettian approach pp. 536-549

Ricardo Araujo, Joanílio Rodolpho Teixeira and Jorge Thompson Araujo

Turgot’s Capital Theory pp. 550-564

Raul Cristovão dos Santos

Volume 19, issue 2, 1999

Limits of the scientific and technological development in Brazil pp. 243-264

João Antônio de Paula

The “Institutional Building” in Brazil: a proposal pp. 265-270

Fabio Giambiagi

Globalization and productive restructuring: the Fordism and/or Japanism pp. 271-290

Maria da Graça Druck

State reform and the theory of institutional policy pp. 291-306

Thráinn Eggertsson

Service activities: reviewing concepts and typologies pp. 307-328

Anita Kon

Keynes and the new Keynesians pp. 329-349

João Sicsú

A turning point in the debt crisis: Brazil, the US Treasury and the World Bank pp. 350-380

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Political business cycles: a reviewa pp. 381-400

Tânia Marta Maia Fialho

Volume 19, issue 1, 1999

Currency crisis and fiscal adjustment pp. 3-29

Alexandre Schwartsman

Convertibilidad, capitales volátiles y estabilización. El papel de las finanzas del gobierno pp. 30-57

Mario Damill

Financial openness in developing countries and capital flows determination pp. 58-76

Daniela Magalhães Prates

External financial fragility ant the limits of the exchange rate policy in Real pp. 77-100

Luiz Fernando Rodrigues de Paula and Antonio José Alves Júnior

More instruments and broader goals: moving toward the Post-Washington Consensus pp. 101-128

Joseph Stiglitz

Social security expenditures in Brazil: evolution, diagnosis and perspectives pp. 129-155

Ana Cláudia de Além and Fabio Giambiagi

Institutional aspects of states and municipal fiscal performance pp. 156-170

Marcos Mendes

Transformations of the contemporaneous capitalism and its nature in Marx’s analyses pp. 171-196

José Ricardo Tauile and Luiz Augusto Estrella Faria

The indetermination of senior and the minimum economics curriculum pp. 197-216

Antonio Maria da Silveira

Several articles published on the international crisis and Brazil pp. 217-238

Paulo Krugman, Ibrahim Eris and Claudio Haddad