Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 16, issue 4, 1996

Orthodox models of high inflation: a critical analysis pp. 497-514

Luiz Antonio de Oliveira Lima

Deciphered inflation pp. 515-531

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Contestability and economic integration in Western Hemisphere pp. 532-546

José Tavares de Araújo

The principle of effective demand (expected), and the role of demand in Keynes’ general theory pp. 547-566

Victor Hugo Klagsbrunn

International regulatory experiences for telecommunications and service restructuring in Brazil pp. 567-589

Anne-Marie Maculan and Liz-Rejane Legey

Structural change in Mexicos employment and the impact of Nafta pp. 590-619

Enrique Dussel Peters

De México a México: el desempeno de América Latina en los 90 pp. 620-649

Mário Damill, José María Fanelli and Roberto Frenkel

United States versus Europe: distinct markets, different ways of doing economic science pp. 650-656

Fabio Sá Earp

Volume 16, issue 3, 1996

Financing for infrastructure and the resumption of sustained economic growth pp. 331-347

Marcio Garcia

Budgeting and democracy pp. 348-359

Paul Singer

Private sector responses to economic liberalization policies in Brazil: a look within São Paulos capital goods sector pp. 360-386

Elizabeth McQuerry

National innovation system in Brazil: an introductory analysis from available data on science and technology pp. 387-404

Eduardo Albuquerque

Analysis of the transmission of international orange juice prices to prices at the level of orange producer in the State of São Paulo pp. 405-424

Mario Antonio Margarido

Política comercial e inserción internacional de la argentina para los años 90 pp. 425-450

Marta Bekerman and Pablo Sirlin

Notes on the State and on the market pp. 451-456

Adam Przeworski

A note on the increase of expenditures with the federal government payroll pp. 457-462

Fábio Giambiagi

Quarterly tax burden in Brazil 1991-1995 A methodological note pp. 463-466

Fábio Giambiagi

Pressure groups and inflation: a cyclical model pp. 467-474

Jorge Sabe Arbache and João Ricardo Faria

Unproductive labor and long-term growth: a classical model of accumulation pp. 475-492

Alain Herscovici

Volume 16, issue 2, 1996

Tribute to Anibal Pinto pp. 5-6

Maria da Conceição Tavares

The real and its imaginary pp. 165-174

Renato Janine Ribeiro

The irreductibility of macro to microeconomics: a methodological approach pp. 175-201

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Gilberto Lima

Alternative approaches to financial crises in emerging markets pp. 202-216

Jeffrey Sachs

The public price control trap: the example of energy inputs pp. 217-235

Décio Katsushigue Kadota and Carlos Azzoni

The URV and its function of aligning relative prices pp. 236-251

João Sicsú

Economic growth, increasing results and monopolist competition pp. 252-273

Pedro Ferreira and Roberto Ellery

Demonstrate the rational order of the market: reflections on an impossible project pp. 274-292

Angela Ganem

Historical sources of brazilian underdevelopment pp. 293-314

Alexandre Rands Barros

La demanda de M4 y la substitución de moneda en México: 1978-1990 pp. 315-326

Luis Miguel Galindo P.

Volume 16, issue 1, 1996

Historical experience of industrial policy in Brazil pp. 3-19

Wilson Suzigan

Firm adjustment, employment and sub-contracting pp. 20-37

Edward J. Amadeo, João Carlos Scandiuzzi and Valéria Pero

The sedition of public choice: variations on the theme of scientific revolutions pp. 38-59

Antonio Maria Silveira

A little beyond Thomas Kuhn From the history of economic thought to the history of economic science pp. 60-73

Fábio Sá Earp

Kalecki: an anti-Keynesian? pp. 74-83

Carlos Águedo Nagel Paiva

Market leadership and entry into technology in agro-food system in semi-industrialized countries: the Brazilian case pp. 84-106

Mauro Borges Lemos

Who has the most resources to govern? A comparison between states and local governments per capital revenue pp. 107-113

David Rosenblatt and Gil Shildo

Industrial success and government intervention: searching for the links pp. 114-136

Mauricio Moreira

Regionalism in Asian Pacific: economic integration oriented to foreign trade pp. 137-151

Silvio Yoshiro Mizuguchi Miyazaki

Relative prices and concentration in the Brazilian industry: analysis of the expansion and retraction phases of economic activity from 1974 to 1994 pp. 152-161

Claudio Seiji Sato

Volume 15, issue 4, 1995

Populism or budgetary endogeneity? Discretionary fiscal policy in Argentina pp. 463-477

Daniel Arce

Brazilian imports of natural gas in the context of Mercosur pp. 478-496

Adilson de Oliveira and Márcio Silva de Araujo

Convergence between state per capita incomes in Brazil pp. 497-516

Afonso Ferreira and Clélio Campolina Diniz

Regional integration, triangular trade and policy recommendations: the case of the Brazilian fine chemical industry pp. 517-535

Paulo Guilherme Correa

Price filter: a sectoral profit tracking algorithm pp. 536-546

Fernando Cariola Travassos

Brazilian inflation and the theory of games pp. 547-562

Uwe Haneke

Notes on money, debt and alternative monetary regimes for Brazil pp. 563-576

Deepak Lal

Economic transition in Poland: the relevance of the Latin-American experience pp. 577-599

Rubén Berríos

Central Bank independence and monetary discipline: skeptical observations pp. 600-608

Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho

A note on the impact of stabilization in international trade pp. 609-615

Carlos Henrique Rocha and Eraldo Sérgio Barbosa

Development: the most political economic themesemas econômicos pp. 616-624

Fernando Henrique Cardoso

Volume 15, issue 3, 1995

Fiscal federalism in Brazil pp. 297-310

Fernando Rezende

Endogenous currency and monetary theory of production pp. 311-324

Antonio José Meirelles

Dependence, social dumping and nationalism pp. 325-342

Alexandre Rands Barros

The contractuality of labor relations and the employment problem in Western Europe: The Swedish, Italian and French experiences pp. 343-363

Claudio Salvadori Dedecca and Wilson Ferreira Menezes

Counterfactual analysis of income distribution in Brazil pp. 364-382

Duilio de Avila Berni

Women’s participation in the workforce and poverty in Brazil pp. 383-396

Lauro Ramos and Ana Lúcia Soares

Japanese investment in liberalizing Latin American economies: current pattern and possible impacts of FTA initiatives pp. 397-417

Kelichi Tsunekawa

The great Latin America debt crisis: a decade of asymmetric adjustment pp. 418-445

Robert Devlin and Ricardo Ffrench-Davis

The conditions to get out of economic backwardness pp. 446-459

Robert N. Nicol

Volume 15, issue 2, 1995

The invention of underdevelopment pp. 157-162

Celso Furtado

Political origin of economic problems pp. 163-178

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

The Brazilian inflation and the “Real Plan” pp. 179-204

Jeffrey Sachs and Álvaro Zini

Unit roots, economic fluctuations, and the “persistence” of shocks pp. 205-230

João Marcus Marinho Nunes

The payment of the internal public debt pp. 231-249

Fabio Giambiagi

Agathotopy: freedom, equality and efficiency pp. 250-257

Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy

Knowledge in the wonderland of the market of ideas: deconstructing the Economics of Science of Michael Polanyi pp. 258-269

Gilberto Lima

Monetary policy, compulsory deposits and inflation pp. 270-283

Marcio Garcia

Currency board: what is and how does it work? pp. 284-293

Aluizio A. de Barros

Mexico and the Exchange rate pp. 294-318

André Lara Resende, Adward J. Amadeo, Affonso Celso Pastore, Maria Cristina Pinotti, João Sayad and Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Central Bank tenure pp. 319-322

Pérsio Arida

Volume 15, issue 1, 1995

The theory of economic development and the World Bank’s identity crisis pp. 1-40

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Stabilization policies and trade liberalization: a comparative analysis of Chile, Argentina and Mexico’s experiences pp. 41-57

Cláudio Gontijo

1994 Nobel Prize Economists: Contributions from Nash, Harsanyi and Selten to the Game Theory pp. 58-69

Uwe Haneke and Vitória Saddi

Macroeconomics with M4 pp. 70-83

Carlos Ivan Simonsen Leal and Sérgio Ribeiro da Costa Werlang

Investment in peasant economy: theoretical considerations pp. 84-101

Francisco de Assis Costa

Una visión argentina sobre la situación competitiva de la industria brasileña pp. 102-120

Marta Bekerman

The role of industrial policy: Japan’s experience pp. 121-136

Mitsuhiro Kagami

Food security and economic development in Latin America: the case of Brazil pp. 137-143

Renato Sérgio Maluf

Demand and supply in economic plans pp. 144-149

Claudio Seiji Sato

The capital/product relation in the classical political economy pp. 150-153

Samuel Kilsztajn