Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 6, issue 4, 1986

Marx’s economic theory: a post-Keynesian interpretation pp. 517-534

Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho

Declining trend of profit rate and technical progress pp. 535-563

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The current economic crisis: an essay on a Marxist interpretation pp. 564-585

Nelson Ribeiro and Antonio Mendonça

The land question pp. 586-593

Ignácio M. Rangel

Position in occupation, working time and income in Brazilian agriculture in 1980 pp. 594-606

Rodolfo Hoffmann and Ângela Kageyama

Indexing, exchange rate policy and effects of inflationary feedback in Latin America pp. 607-623

Paul D. McNelis

A synthesis of the central theses of interpretation of the cycle in the Brazilian economy pp. 624-631

Tânia M. Limeira de Carvalho e Silva

A Previdência Social em xeque: uma análise a partir da adequação dos mecanismos de financiamento pp. 632-645

Maurício C. Coutinho

State intervention and drought in Northeast Brazil pp. 646-654

Manuel Correia de Andrade

For a current Marx pp. 655-657

Rogério Pereira de Andrade

White book on public deficit pp. 658-676

Secretaria do Planejamento da Presidência da República .

Macroeconomic aspects of the Target Plan pp. 677-685

Secretaria do Planejamento da Presidência da República .

The difficulties of the Austral Plan: inflation returns pp. 686-690

Raul E. Cuello

Volume 6, issue 3, 1986

Prebisch pp. 5-7

Celso Furtado

Inertial inflation and the Cruzado plan pp. 343-358

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Food price stability and interventions: a new government posture pp. 359-369

Fernando Homem de Melo

Value, competiton, and concentration pp. 370-393

Jonas Zoninsein

Michal Kalecky ant the theory of effective demand pp. 394-405

Julio López G.

Microelectronic and automation: the new phase of the Brazilian automotive industry pp. 406-418

José Ricardo Tauile

Transformations in the labor market in Brazil during the crisis: 1980-1983 pp. 419-444

João L. M. Sabóia

About the calculation of update factors in DL 2284 pp. 445-447

Edmar Lisboa Bacha

Economic stabilization plan pp. 448-466

Geraldo Gardenalli and Marisa Carvalho

Articles in the press on the Cruzado Plan pp. 467-513

Several Authors

Volume 6, issue 2, 1986

Wages and wage policy pp. 171-192

Domingo Zurron Ócio

Kalecki’s investment model: an empirical analysis of the United States, 1948-1980 pp. 193-199

Ednaldo Araquem da Silva

The State and the multinational enterprises pp. 200-222

Philippe Faucher and Jorge Niosi

The Hungarian 1945-1946 hyperinflation pp. 223-236

Georges Hegedus

Inertial inflation and Phillips curve pp. 237-243

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

The Argentine shock and the Brazilian dilemma pp. 244-258

Eduardo Marco Modiano

Measuring inflation in Brazil pp. 259-271

Francisco Lafaiete Lopes

IGP or IPCA as inflation estimators and indexes in the Brazilian economy pp. 272-284

Francisco de Assis Moura de Melo

Currency shock in Argentina: orthodox or heterodox? pp. 285-290

José Roberto Pacheco

Socioeconomic stratification of household energy consumption in Brazil pp. 291-302

Antonio Carlos Bôa Nova

The performance of the industrial sector in 1985 pp. 303-314

Wilson Suzigan and Antonio Kandir

Debt and inflation pp. 315-317

Carlos A. Longo

Public debt indexation and monetary reform pp. 318-321

Joaquim Elói Cirne de Toledo

Documents on the monetary reform of Argentina pp. 322-334

Raul Alfonsín and Juan Sourrouille

Interview on the Austral Plan pp. 335-338

Juan Sourrouille

Volume 6, issue 1, 1986

Reflections on the limits and economic potentialities of democratization pp. 3-34

Fernando Fajnzylber

Economic and political crises: some reflections in the light of the Brazilian experience pp. 35-53

Gustavo Maia Gomes

How to avoid runaway inflation. A new and simple method: a secondary currency pp. 54-65

Peter Hilferding

Economic growth and food offer in Brazil pp. 66-84

Gervásio Castro de Rezende

Economic nature of a natural catastrophe: characteristics and impact of the 1979-80 northeastern drought pp. 85-100

Clóvis Cavalcanti

Internal migrations and underdevelopment. A discussion pp. 101-129

Assuéro Ferreira

Preliminary remarks on the economic strategy of the new Brazilian government pp. 130-139

Edmar Lisboa Bacha

Notes for a financial history of the Light group in Brazil, 1899/1939 pp. 140-145

Tamás Szmrecsányi

Monthly adjustments: an alternative for wage policy pp. 146-153

Eduardo Marco Modiano

“The Organized Fantasy”: a chronicle of interventionism pp. 154-158

Guido Mantega

Notes on the Broad National Consumer Price Index pp. 159-166

Ibge

Volume 5, issue 4, 1985

Conservative economy and progressive economy pp. 477-486

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The Brazilian inflation: lessons and perspectives pp. 487-503

Mário Henrique Simonsen

Agroindustry, public policies and rural social structures: recent analyzes of Brazilian agriculture pp. 504-530

D. E. Goodman, B. Sorj and J. Wilkinson

Deficit, debt and adjustment: a note on the Brazilian case pp. 531-540

Armínio Fraga Neto and André Lara Resende

Public debt: a simple model pp. 541-550

Pérsio Arida

The regionalization of the large industry in Brazil: Recife and Salvador in the 70s pp. 551-574

Maria de Azevedo Brandão

Notes on industrial “recovery” and resumption of growth pp. 575-581

Wilson Cano

The Argentine experience of anti-inflationary policy: June 1985 pp. 582-594

Antonio Kandir and Lídia Goldenstein

Newspaper articles on the monetary reform in Argentina pp. 595-619

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, Antonio Delfin Neto, Roberto Campos, Octávio Gouvêa de Bulhões, Antonio Dias Leite and Celso L. Martone

Subsidies for foreign debt renegotiation pp. 620-627

Relatório da Copag

Subsidies for financial policies pp. 628-638

Relatório da Copag

Volume 5, issue 3, 1985

Recession, inflation and foreign debt pp. 323-344

Ignácio Rangel

The debt crisis: a longer-term perspective pp. 345-369

Albert Fishlow

Distribution of income and poverty among families in Brazil, 1980-1983 pp. 370-380

Rodolfo Hoffmann

Relations between agriculture and industry in Brazil: 1930-1960 pp. 381-402

Fernando M. Dall'Acqua

The proletariat as producer and as product pp. 403-421

João Bernardo

Bourgeois state and nature of planning in the Northeast pp. 422-435

Paulo Henrique N. Martins

External debt and development alternatives in Latin America pp. 436-454

Ricardo Ffrench-Davis

Administrative policy for controlling inflation: some comments pp. 455-460

Roberto de Arnaldo Silva Vellutini

About the Phillips Curve: A Response pp. 461-463

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

General guidelines for economic policy: Notes for the 1st DNP of the New Republic, May – 1985 pp. 464-472

João Sayad

Volume 5, issue 2, 1985

The resumption of North American hegemony pp. 157-167

Maria da Conceição Tavares

Two misdiagnoses of the tax issue in Brazil pp. 168-191

Paulo Nogueira Batista

The controversy over the minimum wage and the wage rate in the Brazilian economy: new evidence pp. 192-219

João L. M. Sabóia

Unequal growth in an underdevelopment economy. The case of Brazil pp. 220-250

Elisabeth Sadoulet

International finance and the Third World pp. 251-263

Jeffry Frieden

Economic constraints and political transition: notes for a debate pp. 264-268

Alkimar R. Moura

Comments on Robert Nicol’s note on the downward trend in the rate of profit in Ricardo pp. 269-271

Rodolfo Hoffmann

A clarification to Hoffmann pp. 272-275

Robert Nicol

Two deindexation proposals pp. 276-277

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Indexed currency: neither magic nor panacea pp. 278-287

André Lara Resende

The indexed currency: a proposal to eliminate inertial inflation pp. 288-295

André Lara Resende

Inertial inflation, hyperinflation, and disinflation: notes and conjectures pp. 296-319

Francisco Lafaiete Lopes

Volume 5, issue 1, 1985

Recession and interest rates: Brazil in the early 1980s pp. 3-18

Pérsio Arida and André Lara Resende

The ‘’non-universality’’ theory of economic theory pp. 19-37

Dercio Garcia Munhoz

The debt problem and options for its reduction pp. 38-66

Rüdiger Dornbusch

Indebtedness and poverty pp. 67-83

Pierre Salama

The composition of production in the expansion process of the Brazilian agricultural frontier pp. 84-110

Fernando Homem de Melo

Land price, interest rate and financial accumulation in Brazil pp. 111-133

Cláudio Antonio G. Egler

The end of inflation in the Lisarb kingdom pp. 134-141

Edmar Bacha

Wages: a possible compromise alternative (comments) pp. 142-146

Claudio S. Dedecca and Fabia Tuma

The monetary budget and the socialization of losses from the exchange rate crisis pp. 147-152

Eduardo Luis Lundberg