Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1990

Brazilian public sector and financing debt: 1983-1988 pp. 465-488

Paulo Nogueira Batista

The fourth Kondratiev cycle pp. 489-502

Ignácio M. Rangel

Asia and Latin America: a fiscal comparison pp. 503-519

Mitsuhiro Kagami

High inflation and hyperinflation: a post-Keynesian view pp. 520-539

Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho

The relationship between mark-ups, concentration, and profitability pp. 540-559

Arthur Barrionuevo Filho

Perspectives of capitalism and socialism in the search for a class theory of the state and democracy pp. 560-579

Ronald H. Chilcote

Thirlwall Law pp. 580-583

Paul Davidson

Classical economic theory and marginalist economic theory pp. 584-593

Ronaldo Fiani

Post-war transformations and ECLAC economic thinking pp. 594-606

Ferdinando Figueiredo

Volume 10, issue 3, 1990

United States policies and the Latin America debt problems pp. 311-326

Werner Baer and Donald V. Coes

The Brazilian agricultural growth in the 80’s and the perspectives for the 90’s pp. 327-335

Fernando Homem de Mello

Adjustment policies and the agriculture-industry relations in Brazil pp. 336-343

Maria Auxiliadora de Carvalho and César Roberto Leite da Silva

Real wages and basic food supply in Brazil pp. 344-365

Carlos Antonio Luque and José Paulo Zeetano Chahad

The impact of microelectronic automation in the organization of labor in two Brazilian assembly-factories pp. 366-383

Rosa Maria Marques

An extension of the Perron-Frobenius theorem pp. 384-396

Robert Nicol

Japanese Banks and The Latin American Debt Problems pp. 397-414

Kotaro Horisaka

Collor Plan pp. 415-461

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Volume 10, issue 2, 1990

Growth and distribution: a stylized model of the Wealth of Nations pp. 149-160

Edward Amadeo and Carlos Parcias

Challenges of Brazilian Development pp. 161-175

Paulo Renato Souza

The monetary policy during the Cruzado Plan pp. 176-194

Pedro Bodin de Moraes

Authoritarianism and economic orthodoxy: Chile 1974-87 pp. 195-208

Jaime Gatica and Alejandra Mizala

Public finance in the “Estado Novo”, 1937-45 pp. 209-223

Mauricio C. Coutinho and Tamás Szmrecsányi

From Baker to Brady: Can the new plan work? pp. 224-236

Robert Devlin

Political economy in Brazil today pp. 237-256

Mario Possas

South Korea and Taiwan: Notes on industrial policy pp. 257-277

Hamilton de Moura Ferreira and Otaviano Canuto dos Santos Fo.

Banks, industries and the State in Brazil pp. 278-295

Wendy J. Barker

Solving the debt crisis: Debt relief and adjustment pp. 296-306

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Volume 10, issue 1, 1990

Social conflict and populist policies in Latin America pp. 3-28

Jeffrey D. Sachs

Brazil at the crossroad: foreign debt and fiscal exhaustion pp. 29-48

Alvaro Antonio Zini Júnior

Capital flows in and out of Latin America: the other face of the restructuration of the central economics pp. 49-69

Marta Bekerman

Savings rate and economic policy: notes on the possibilities of growth in an economy with restrictions pp. 70-84

Fabio Giambiagi and Edward J. Amadeo

The state and international trade: technology and competitiveness pp. 85-103

Jorge Niosi and Philippe Faucher

Resources, employment and development financing: to produce without destroying pp. 104-125

Ignacy Sachs

Cruzado versus dollar – what is the true Brazilian currency? pp. 126-132

Leonardo Fernando Cruz Basso

Fiscal adjustment and non-financial expenditures of the public sector pp. 133-145

Rogério L. Furquim Werneck

Volume 9, issue 4, 1989

Underdevelopment: to conform or reform pp. 457-479

Celso Furtado

Celso Furtado and the Brazilian economic thought pp. 480-488

Guido Mantega

Economic formation of Brazil: a masterpiece of ECLAC pp. 489-506

Ricardo Bielschowsky

The debt problem and the new phase of the global crisis pp. 507-520

Alain Lipietz

The adjustment of public déficit in the presence a high debt: observations about the Brazilian case pp. 521-537

Paulo Nogueira Batista

The Bretton Woods Agreement and historical evidence. The post-war international financial system pp. 538-550

Samuel Kilsztajn

Keynesian theories of investment: neo-, post-, and new pp. 551-561

Steven Fazzari

A criticism of the logical refutation of neoclassical macroeconomics pp. 562-568

Alexandre Schwartsman, Luiz Fernando Eleutério Lopes and Samuel de Abreu Pessôa

Against the funnel of economic process pp. 569-572

Gilson Schwartz

The ‘Summer Plan’ and the structural crisis of the Brazilian economy pp. 573-585

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The fiscal crisis and budget guidelines pp. 586-603

José Serra

Volume 9, issue 3, 1989

Inflationary tax: an analysis for the Brazilian economy pp. 311-325

Fernando M. DallAcqua

Hyperinflation in Latin America pp. 326-345

Eliana A. Cardoso

New technological patterns, industrial competitivity, and social welfare: Brazilian perspectives pp. 346-369

José Ricardo Tauile

Monetary correction of interests of the internal debt pp. 370-385

Sílvio Rodrigues Alves

The epistemology of transformation: a criticism of the neoricardianism pp. 386-405

Cláudio Gontijo

About the crisis of the Brazilian State pp. 406-417

José Luís Fiori

The cyclical pattern of State intervention pp. 418-432

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

A dynamic approach to the theory of effective demand pp. 433-453

Anwar Shaikh

Volume 9, issue 2, 1989

The foreign direct investment in a new industrial strategy pp. 157-177

Winston Fritsch and Gustavo H. B. Franco

Protection, dumping and subsidies: the Brazilian perspective pp. 178-192

José Tavares de Araújo C and Leane Cornet Naidin

The IS-LM functions and the ‘neoclassization” of Keynes’s thought pp. 193-208

Luiz Antonio de Oliveira Lima

The law of value and the crisis of our time pp. 209-221

João Antonio de Paula and Fernando Damata Pimentel

Factor prices and rural unemployment in Brazil: a critical analysis of the neoclassic approaches pp. 222-232

Charles C. Mueller

Mechanisms for reduction of the developing countries external debt pp. 233-244

Arno Meyer and Maria Sílvia Bastos Marques

The world economy in 2010 and the revolution of services pp. 245-258

Carlos Alberto Primo Braga

Hyman Minsky: a view of the instability from Keynes pp. 259-271

Renato Colistete

Income distribution in Brazil: 1985, 1986, and 1987 pp. 272-277

Rodolfo Hoffmann

Summer plan pp. 278-295

José Sarney

PT: economic plan emergency alternative pp. 296-306

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Volume 9, issue 1, 1989

From chronic inflation to hyperinflation: observations on the current situation pp. 1-16

André Lara Resende

Idle resources and economic cycle: alternatives for the Brazilian crisis pp. 17-26

Ignácio Rangel

Reflections on the organization of the agricultural labor market pp. 27-42

Basilia Maria Baptista Aguirre and Ana Bianchi

The exchange rate policy under discussion pp. 43-56

Álvaro Antônio Zini Júnior

Urbanization, its crisis and revision of its planning pp. 57-76

Wilson Cano

The reversal of classical wage theory pp. 77-82

Antonio Carlos Alves dos Santos

A note on the logical refutation of neoclassical macroeconomics pp. 83-88

Gilson Schwartz

Technologial policies in Europe pp. 89-115

Roy Rothwell

A symposium on income distribution pp. 116-131

Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy

To overcome the crisis pp. 132-153

Helio Jaguaribe