Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

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Volume 41, issue 4, 2021

Government spending, the exchange rate and growth: empirical evidence for Latin America pp. 637-656

Moritz Cruz and Josue Zavaleta

Real exchange rate and Brazilian industry productivity in the long run: theory, model and evidence for the recent period pp. 657-678

Kayo Cícero Quirino de Souza and Guilherme Jonas C. da Silva

National Developmental State: the beginnings of historical-social procedurality and pioneering essays pp. 679-699

Isaias Albertin de Moraes

Methodological influence on Brazilian deindustrialization pp. 700-722

Paulo César Morceiro

Contractionary depreciations in Latin America during the 2000s pp. 723-744

Martín Montané, Emiliano Libman and Guido Zack

Why we need an allocative (and resourceful) welfare state pp. 745-759

Celia Lessa Kerstenetzky

The dynamics of industrial geographic distribution: evidence from Brazil (2002-2014) pp. 760-781

Roberta de Moraes Rocha and José Ewerton Silva Araújo

An assessment of the debates over income distribution and growth in the Neo-Kaleckian literature pp. 782-796

Sulafa Nofal

The reswitching of techniques and its epistemological implications: a deepening of criticism pp. 797-814

Alain Herscovici

Sraffa and the “laws of returns”: an analysis of the 1925-1926 articles pp. 815-834

José Maria Dias Pereira

Retirements and pensions in Brazil: progressive or regressive? pp. 835-839

Rodolfo Hoffamann

Population aging and inequality – Reply to Hoffmann pp. 840-841

Eliana Cardoso, Thais Peresh Dietrich and André Souza

Volume 41, issue 3, 2021

National policy space: reframing the political economy of globalization and its implications for national sovereignty and democracy pp. 447-465

Thomas Palley

Business cycles fluctuations and commodities prices: evidence for Brazil pp. 466-486

André Moreira Cunha, Marcos Tadeu Caputi Lélis and Priscila Linck

PEC 32 of Administrative Reform: A critical analysis pp. 487-506

José Luís Oreiro and Helder Lara Ferreira-Filho

Reason, scientism, and methodology: Hayek’s adherence to complexity through the development of his methodological criticism in the Abuse of Reason Project pp. 507-524

Keanu Telles da Costa and Eduardo Angeli

Legalization of drugs and strategic behaviour pp. 525-537

Vinicius de Albuquerquemello and Francisco Ramos

Credit constraints and structure: a theoretical model of extractivism and slow-growth dynamics pp. 538-554

Leopoldo Gómez-Ramírez and Nestor Garza

O futuro do capitalismo para Branko Milanovic pp. 555-562

David Beltrão Simons Tavares de Albuquerque

The unfounded enthusiasm towards private participation in infrastructure pp. 563-587

Emilio Chernavsky

The political economy of the Workers’ Assitance Fund: an analysis of its recent performance (2005-2018) pp. 588-610

Sandro Pereira Silva

Political economy of Brazilian startups: a new order in a turbulent scenario pp. 611-632

Anita Kon

Volume 41, issue 2, 2021

The exchange rate in Orthodox, Keynesian and New Developmentalism theoretical models: a literature review pp. 220-235

Willian Capriata and Leonardo Flauzino de Souza

Panem et circenses: on the macroeconomics of the pandemic pp. 236-253

Francisco Eduardo Pires de Souza

Conventions, Money Creation and Public Debt to Face the Covid-19 Crisis and its Aftermath: A Post-Keynesian View pp. 254-270

Marco Flávio Resende, Fábio Terra and Fernando Ferrari Filho

The resistance of the four European worlds of welfare from the birth of the euro pp. 271-291

Antón Losada and Cristina Ares

Growth and institutional changes: a historical evolution pp. 292-313

Alessandro Morselli

Modern Money Theory: rise in the international scenario and recent debate in Brazil pp. 314-332

Simone Deos, Olívia Bullio Mattos, Fernanda Ultremare and Ana Rosa Ribeiro de Mendonça

The unexplored influences of modern physics on John R. Commons’ economic theory pp. 333-350

Sebastião Neto Ribeiro Guedes and Rodrigo Constantino Jerônimo

Performance of clean development mechanism projects for sustainable development in Brazil pp. 351-371

Elaine Aparecida Fernandes and Gustavo Barros Leite

Narrative Economics and Behavioral Economics: contributions to the behavioral insights on post-Keynesian theory pp. 372-384

Gabriel Vilela Resende Freitas

National, democratic and social: Chilean developmentalism during radical governments pp. 385-401

Julia Veiga Vieira Mancio Bandeira and Pedro Perfeito da Silva

The conceptual evolution of inequality and poverty in economic thought pp. 402-425

André Roncaglia de Carvalho and Luciana Rosa de Souza

Unionism, productive restructuring and finance capitalism pp. 426-443

Janaína de Oliveira, Maria Chaves Jardim and Sidney Jard da Silva

Volume 41, issue 1, 2021

The Rehn-Meidner Plan and the Swedish development model in the Golden Years pp. 3-22

Felipe Maruf Quintas and Marcus Ianoni

Population aging and inequality pp. 23-43

Eliana Cardoso, Thais Peres Dietrich and André Souza

Taxing wealth: general principles, international perspectives and lessons for Brazil pp. 44-64

Marc Morgan and Pedro Carvalho Junior

The public deficit and the growth of the federal securities debt (1995-2018) pp. 65-78

Joaquim Miguel Couto, Luis Gustavo Alves Lima and Ana Cristina Lima Couto

Financialisation and the Portuguese private consumption: two contradictory effects? pp. 79-99

Andreia Gonçalves and Ricardo Barradas

Behavioral economics of corruption and its implications pp. 100-116

Roberta Muramatsu and Ana Bianchi

Measuring the fiscal governance instruments: a synthetic index for EU countries pp. 117-136

Slawomir Franek and Marta Postula

Analysis of the effects of the New Automotive Regime (1996-1999) and Inovar-Auto (2012-2017) pp. 137-154

Rodrigo Silveira dos Santos, Reno Schmidt, Vivian Sebben Adami and Fabrício Carlos Schmidt

Economic growth and innovation: an estimation of the innovation possibilities function pp. 155-175

Ediane Canci

Determinants of the technological intensity of state exports for the period of rising commodity prices pp. 176-197

Felipe Orsolin Teixeira, Daniel Coronel and José Luís Oreiro

Comment on “Sraffa and the Labour Theory of Value: a note” pp. 198-201

William Jefferies

Comment on “Sraffa and the Labour Theory of Value: a note” – Reply to William Jefferies pp. 202-206

Fabio Anderaos de Araujo

Comments to the article “The political role of the State in Cambridge theories of growth and distribution” pp. 207-214

João Gabriel de Araujo Oliveira, Renato Nozaki Sugahara and Joanilio Rodolpho Teixeira

Volume 40, issue 4, 2020

The decline of neoliberalism: a play in three acts pp. 587-603

Fernando Rugitsky

Financing COVID-19, inflation and fiscal constraint pp. 604-621

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The COVID-19 pandemic: theoretical scenarios of its socioeconomic impacts in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 622-646

Cintya Lanchimbra, Andrea Gabriela Bonilla-Bolaños and Juan Pablo Díaz-Sánchez

Impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on the Brazilian labor market pp. 647-668

Lauro Mattei and Vicente Loeblein Heinen

Capital account liberalization and its effects on economic growth and financial instability: the exante orthodox models were wrong pp. 669-688

Diego Garcia Angelico and Giuliano Contendo de Oliveira

Redesign or demise of old Developmental States? East Asia in the post-financial crisis of 2008 pp. 689-711

Roberta Rodrigues Marques da Silva and Rafael Shoenmann de Moura

The role of credit in regional divergence: Spanish regions and Eurozone countries pp. 712-727

Sheila Dow and Carlos J. Rodríguez-Fuentes

How competition drove social complexity: the role of war in the emergence of States, both ancient and modern pp. 728-745

Eduardo Alberto Crespo and Tiago Nasser Appel

Thorstein Veblen’s Institutional Economics and Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky’s Behavioral Economics: an analysis of convergent points pp. 746-765

Tainari Taioka, Felipe Almeida and Ramón Garcia Fernádez

Marx and the 21st century capitalism pp. 766-787

Rosa Maria Maques and Patrick Rodrigues Andrade

Geopolitical Rivalry and Development Policy in the Vargas Era (1930-1950) pp. 788-806

Ricardo Zortéa Vieira

Volume 40, issue 3, 2020

Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own pp. 435-445

Eleutério F. S. Prado

Dragon in the “backyard”: China’s investment and trade in Latin America in the context of crisis pp. 446-461

Roberto Goulart Menezes and Milton Carlos Bragatti

Targeting economic development with science and technology parks and gateway cities: Schumpeterian possibilities of new developmental states in fostering local and global development pp. 462-483

Patricia Alencar Silva Mello, Mario Gomes Schapiro and Nelson Marconi

Developmentalism as a comparative-historical model: From Friedrich List to Bresser-Pereira pp. 484-492

Walid Tijerina

Friedrich List and Dutch Disease: two sides of the same coin? pp. 493-509

Kunibert Raffer

The debate about Sraffian Supermultiplier Model and the future of heterodox growth models pp. 510-531

José Luís Oreiro, Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva and Júlio Fernando Costa Santos

Lights and Shadows: a Keynes’s view on the left pp. 532-553

João Sicsú

Agriculture in Kazakhstan: effective financial management pp. 554-565

Madina Uspambayeva, Altay Zeinelgabdin, Bazhan Turebekova, Aliya Rakayeva, Anvar Tulaganov and Timur Taipov

Citizen’s basic income and Kenya pp. 566-583

Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy and Mônica Dallari

Volume 40, issue 2, 2020

Principles of New Developmentalism pp. 189-192

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The New developmentalism and productive sophistication pp. 193-213

Isaías de Moraes and Hermano Caixeta Ibrahim

Determinants of real exchange rate movements in 15 emerging market economies pp. 214-237

Thomas Goda and Jan Priewe

New Developmentalism: beyond competitive exchange rate pp. 238-242

José Luís Oreiro

Structural change and productivity growth in Brazil: where do we stand? pp. 243-263

André Nassif, Lucilene Morandi, Eliane Araujo and Carmem Feijo

South Korea’s and China’s catching-up: a new-developmentalist analysis pp. 264-284

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, Elias Jabbour and Luiz Fernando de Paula

Profit margins, exchange rates and structural change: empirical evidences for the period 1996-2017 pp. 285-309

Nelson Marconi, Guilherme Magacho, João Guilherme R. Machado and Rafael de Azevedo Ramires Leão

On the role of the exchange rate as a tool for industrial competitiveness pp. 310-331

Ariel Dvoskin, German Feldman and Guido Ianni

“Developmentalist Brazil” (1945-1964) as a concept: historicizing and (re)periodizing development in Brazil pp. 332-354

Alexandre de Freitas Barbosa

Coalitions for development: a new-developmentalist interpretation for the abandonment of industrial capitalist from PT political coalition pp. 355-375

Tiago Couto Porto

Pragmatism as a pillar of the New Developmentalism pp. 376-397

João Paiva-Silva

The Iconomics of New Developmentalism pp. 398-404

Gilson Schwartz

The liberalization trap: Why did Latin America fall behind in the 1980s while East Asia continue to grow? pp. 405-410

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The responses of the authoritarian national developmentalism to the structural economic crisis (1973-1985) pp. 411-431

Carlos Eduardo Santos Pinho

Volume 40, issue 1, 2020

The geoeconomics of the empire and the mutations of the capital: the two cycles of US economic expansion in the late twentieth century pp. 3-21

Maria da Conceição Tavares and Maurício Metri

Geoeconomics in the light of international political economy: a theoretical discussion pp. 22-36

Bruna Coelho Jaeger and Pedro Vinicius Pereira Brites

The convergences between post Keynesian and developmental approaches: the post Keynesianism applied to emerging countries pp. 37-52

João Vicente Novaes Camargo Manna

Chinese industrialization from the New-Developmental perspective pp. 53-67

Luís Felipe Lopes Milaré

The consequences of the international financial crisis and the great recession in Argentina and Brazil pp. 68-85

Andrés Ernesto Ferrari Haines, Fernando Ferrari-Filho and Hernan Neyra

Karl Polanyi and substantivism in economic development pp. 86-99

Waldecy Rodrigues and Nayara Silva dos Santos

New starting point(s): Marx, technological revolutions and changes in the centre-periphery divide pp. 100-116

João Antonio de Paula, Leonardo Gomes de Deus, Hugo da Gama Cerqueira and Eduardo Albuquerque

Foreign savings and Brazilian economic growth: an analysis of two disparate views pp. 117-137

Kelly Cardoso Faro and Cleomar Gomes Da Silva

Multidimensional poverty in Brazil: analysis of the period 2004-2015 pp. 138-160

José Jaime da Silva, Miguel Antonio Pinho Bruno and Denise Britz do Nascimento Silva

Evaluation of the economic costs associated to the neet youth in Brazil pp. 161-182

Maitê Rimekká Shirasu and Ronaldo de Albuquerque e Arraes