Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 18, issue 4, 1998

The protection of the automobile industry in Europe and Mercosur pp. 499-514

José Tavares de Araújo

From Miami to Cartagena: nine lessons and nine challenges of the ftaa pp. 515-532

Robert Devlin and Luis Jorge Garay

Long-term perspectives of Brazilian economy: an exploratory analysis pp. 533-560

Pedro C. Ferreira

Patents according to the neo-Schumpeterian approach: an introductory discussion pp. 561-580

Eduardo Albuquerque

Structural adjustment and agricultural growth in the 1980s: additional notes pp. 581-594

Joaquim Bento de Souza Ferreira Filho

Competitiveness and subjective elements pp. 595-611

Maria Silvia Possas

Analysis of two sectors in the labor market: effects of the Real Plan pp. 612-622

Ana Machado and Danielle Carusi Machado

Tres trampas: sobre los orígenes de la crisis económica mexicana de 1994 pp. 623-643

Carlos Elizondo Mayer-Serra

Dollar in Argentina and URV in Brazil: targets, functionality, and results pp. 644-647

João Sicsú

Discurso de pose do novo Ministro do Trabalho pp. 648-651

Edward J. Amadeo

Volume 18, issue 3, 1998

A inserção externa e o desenvolvimento pp. 121-147

Gustavo H. B. Franco

Patterns of specialization, technological hiatus and foreign-exchange constrained growth pp. 369-380

Otaviano Canuto

Brazilian entrepreneur: a comparative study pp. 381-404

Sérgio de Oliveira Birchal

The new-classicals and Hayek’s Cycle Theory pp. 405-423

Jorge Eduardo de Castro Soromenho

Product, capital and profit rate – industrialized countries and Latin America pp. 424-439

Samuel Kilsztajn

The microeconomic elements of the socioeconomic development indicators pp. 440-455

Juan Hersztajn Moldau

Perspectives for the implementation of an industrial policy in Brazil pp. 456-472

Robson R. Gonçalves

The medium-term agenda in Brazil and the future of Petrobrás pp. 473-495

Adriano Pires Rodrigues and Fabio Giambiagi

Volume 18, issue 2, 1998

The new neoclassical theory of growth and the problem of Brazilian economic underdevelopment pp. 213-228

Newton Paulo Bueno

Financial ‘globalization’ and exchange rate regimes pp. 229-240

Paulo Nogueira Batista

The moral of public debt pp. 241-259

Marcos Fernandes Gonçalves da Silva

Richard Kahn’s short-term economics and the beginnings of oligopoly theory: a contribution to the history of contemporary economic thought pp. 260-277

Claudia Heller

Evaluation of two trends in environmental economics: the neoclassical school and the economics of survival pp. 278-303

Charles C. Mueller

The magic of Mr. Gustavo Franco, revisited pp. 304-309

Ruben Dario Almonacid

On paradigms and myths: notes on Chilean pension funds pp. 310-320

Manfred Nitsch and Helmut Schwarzer

Central banking, democratic governance and polítical authority: case of Brazil in a regional perspective pp. 321-348

Lourdes Sola, Christopher Garman and Moises Marques

Political fantasy: the new interpretation of the II PND pp. 349-361

João Paulo dos Reis Velloso

Political fantasy or fantasy politics? pp. 362-365

Basilia Aguirre and Fabiana da Cunha Saddi

Volume 18, issue 1, 1998

The new development orthodoxy: a critique of the debate around the World Bank’s vision and elements for an alternative neo-Schumpeterian approach pp. 3-22

Carlos Augusto Grabois Gadelha

External pressure and commercial opening in Brazil pp. 23-42

Marianne Nassuno

The U.S. economy: are analysts missing the point? pp. 43-56

João Marcus M. Nunes

Currency and culture: elements for an institutional approach to money pp. 57-75

Moacir dos Anjos

The recent evolution of the per capita income of the Brazilian states pp. 91-98

Afonso Ferreira

Unemployment and its diagnosis today in Brazil pp. 99-120

Claudio Salvadori Dedecca

Turnover and quality of employment in Brazil pp. 121-143

Gustavo Gonzaga

Evolução e características do emprego no setor bancário pp. 144-161

Hugo da Gama Cerqueira and Wilson A. Costa de Amorim

Wage differentials by gender and color: a comparison between Brazilian metropolitan regions pp. 162-180

Claudia Helena Cavalieri and Reynaldo Fernandes

Work process and digital time pp. 181-193

Henri Acselrad

Determining factors of relative wages: an empirical study with primary data for the metropolitan region of Recife pp. 194-208

Alexandre Rands Barros and Maurício Rands Barros

Volume 17, issue 4, 1997

A proposal of monetary integration among Mercosur countries pp. 479-506

Fabio Giambiagi

Economic policies for monetary economies pp. 507-528

Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho

The concept of preconditions for industrialization pp. 529-555

Robert C. Nicol

An alternative interpretation of the II PND pp. 556-577

Basilia Maria Baptista Aguirre and Fabiana da Cunha Saddi

Urban development financing pp. 578-601

Fernando Rezende

Forms of network organization: configuration and instrument of analysis of the recent industrial dynamic pp. 602-621

Leonel Mazzali and Vera Mariza H. Miranda Costa

A note on Lucas and the Ricardian Vice pp. 622-629

Gilberto Libanio

Volume 17, issue 3, 1997

The transmission mechanism of monetary policy in a stabilizing economy: notes on the case of Brazil pp. 323-329

Francisco Lopes

Behavior of the monetary base and its conditioning factors in Brazil between January 1992 and March 1996 pp. 330-342

Robert Samohyl and Roberto Meurer

Strategy and structure for a new State pp. 343-357

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Neoliberalism and income distribution in Latin America pp. 358-383

Werner Baer and William Maloney

“Fordism” in the regulatory perspective pp. 384-391

José Eli da Veiga

The regulation of grid industries: the case of energetic infrastructure sectors pp. 392-406

Danilo de Souza Dias and Adriano Pires Rodrigues

Agricultural modernization, employment and rural exodus in Brazil – the 80’s pp. 407-427

Charles C. Mueller and George Martine

Labor market in Keynes and the role of rigid nominal wages pp. 428-443

Selene Peres Peres Nunes and Ricardo da Costa Nunes

Center-state relations in India and Brazil: privatization of electricity and banking pp. 444-469

Leslie Elliott Armijo and Prem Shankar Jha

The price of wealth pp. 470-475

Ademar Ribeiro Romeiro

Volume 17, issue 2, 1997

Relative prices and international competitiveness pp. 165-171

Ruben D. Almonacid and Gabriel A. Scrimini

Evaluation of the Brazilian industrial structure process pp. 172-194

José Roberto Mendonça de Barros and Lídia Goldenstein

Industrial policy: theory and practice in Brazil and in the OECD countries pp. 195-224

Fabio S. Erber and José Eduardo Cassiolato

Trade liberalization and industry: what to expect and what we have been getting pp. 225-257

Mauricio Moreira and Paulo Guilherme Correa

Evaluation of the Brazilian iron and steel industry privatization process pp. 258-277

Germano Mendes de Paula

Efficiency wages, insiders-outsiders and wages determination: theories and evidence pp. 278-298

Francisco Carneiro

Internet, the national model and an approach to a pricing policy for its operation in Brazil pp. 299-314

Jose Carlos Cavalcanti

Wages, exchange and competitiveness in the Brazilian exports pp. 315-319

Carlos Henrique Rocha

Volume 17, issue 1, 1997

The crisis of the Japanese economy in the 90s: impacts of the speculative bubble pp. 3-19

Ernani Teixeira Torres Filho

Financial crisis: old and new approaches pp. 20-42

Jouliana Jordan Nohara

Financial liberalization, speculative bubble and banking crisis in Japan pp. 43-64

Maria Luiza Levi

The fiscal crisis: what happened recently? pp. 65-85

Fabio Giambiagi

An alternative theoretical framework for the state-economy interactions in transforming economies pp. 86-114

Robert Delorme

Re-reading both Hegel and Marx: The “new dialectics” and the method of Capital pp. 115-130

Alfredo Saad Filho

The federalism in Brazil: a ‘state of arts’ of theory pp. 131-147

Basilia Maria Baptista Aguirre and Marcos Ribeiro de Moraes

Dynamic of the banking firm in high inflation pp. 148-155

Luiz Fernando de Paula

As três formas de desvalorização cambial pp. 156-160

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira