Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 4, issue 4, 1984

The economic crisis and the scourge of unemployment pp. 315-334

José Serra

The (Brazilian) inflation according to Marx pp. 335-362

Alberto Passos Guimarães

A note on the secular trend of falling profit rates in Ricardo pp. 363-372

Robert Nicol

Mixed economy and State jurisdiction: towards a theory of State intervention in the Economy pp. 373-399

René Villarreal

Female industrial employment and the Brazilian economic crisis pp. 400-418

Helena Hirata and John Humphrey

Land rent: a necessary theoretical concretion pp. 419-434

Reinaldo A. Carcanholo

Notes on the evolution of the tax burden pp. 435-445

Carlos A. Longo

The world economic scenery 18 months after the beginning of North American recovery pp. 446-456

José Antônio Martins

The theoretical trap of the stabilization policy pp. 457-464

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

Volume 4, issue 3, 1984

Northeast: reflections on an alternative development policy pp. 315-324

Celso Furtado

Causes and consequences of the Latin American debt pp. 325-334

Tom E. Davis

Brazil's post-IMF international financial negotiations pp. 335-352

José Claudio Ferreira da Silva and Maria Helena T. T. Horta

Internationalization of the economy or endogenous development? The highlights of the crisis in Brazil pp. 353-369

Ignacy Sachs

Marx and the foundations of capitalist economic dynamics pp. 370-392

Mário Luiz Possas

Capital accumulation, internationalization of the economy and SMEs pp. 393-411

Henrique Rattner

Administrative policy to control inflation pp. 412-433

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

International financial crisis and international capital flow pp. 434-443

Paulo Nogueira Batista

Indexing, purges, inflation and income distribution pp. 444-456

James Clark Nunes Júnior

Economic stabilization policies in Brazil: a note with an orthodox approach pp. 457-460

William Tyler

Volume 4, issue 2, 1984

The 3rd version of the negotiations between Brazil-IMF pp. 161-185

Maria Sílvia Bastos Marques and Paulo Nogueira Batista

Salaries: a possible compromise alternative pp. 186-194

Paulo Renato Souza

A stabilization program for Brazil pp. 195-205

Rüdiger Dornbusch

The improvidence of social security pp. 206-223

Fernando Rezende

A new contribution to the debate on effective demand pp. 224-241

João Heraldo Lima and Maurício Borges Lemos

The Keynesian conception of economic crises and its critique based on Marx pp. 242-266

Rômulo Soares Polari

Essay on the relevance of the law of value pp. 267-290

João Antônio de Paula

The big company and its destiny in Brazilian agriculture: a case study pp. 291-302

Antônio Carlos Kfouri Aidar

The question of method in political economy pp. 303-310

Ricardo Tolipan

Volume 4, issue 1, 1984

Accelerating, maintaining and sanctionating factors of inflation pp. 3-19

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

Recent developments and prospects of the Mexican economy pp. 20-37

Jaime Ross

Energy production and modernization of the São Francisco Valley pp. 38-50

Manuel Correia de Andrade

State budget and political control pp. 51-65

Luiz Carlos Merege and Ricardo Toledo Neder

Notes on the constitution of capitalism in Russia: from the emancipation of the peasants to the big industry pp. 66-82

Fabrício Augusto de Oliveira

Duality and the long cycle pp. 83-96

Ignácio M. Rangel

The internationalization of production: a general theory? pp. 97-118

Reinaldo Gonçalves

Keynes and the end of the laissez-faire pp. 119-128

Luiz Antônio de Oliveira Lima

Notes on the industrial development and economic policy in Brazil in the 1930s pp. 129-141

Wilson Suzigan

DOCUMENTS pp. 142-157

Affonso Celso Pastore, Antônio Delfim Netto and Ernane Galvêas

Volume 3, issue 4, 1983

Prologue to the third letter pp. 413-427

Edmar Bacha

Technology and Peasantry: the Brazilian case pp. 428-463

José Graziano da Silva, Angela A. Kageyama, Devancyr A. Romão, José A. Wagner Neto and Luzia C. Guedes Pinto

International finance and the State in advanced and less developed capitalist countries pp. 464-492

Jeffry Frieden

State monopoly capitalism; a critical point of view pp. 493-513

Aloísio Teixeira

The diffusion of the nuclear industry: preliminary considerations for Latin American programs pp. 514-532

Cesare G. Galvan

How not to make fiscal policy pp. 533-541

Sulamis Dain

A note on the public debt and monetary correction pp. 542-545

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Marcelo G. Antinori

The agreement between Brazil and the IMF pp. 546-569

Ernane Galvêas and Carlos Geraldo Langoni

Volume 3, issue 3, 1983

This crisis cannot be managed… pp. 273-283

Ignácio M. Rangel

Capitalist instability and effective demand (Kalecki’s reason) pp. 284-307

José Carlos de Souza Braga

Money and transformation in Marx pp. 308-318

Ricardo Tolipan

The value in Marx and Garegnani’s fallacy pp. 319-333

Fabrício Augusto de Oliveira

The Brazilian northeast, an unfinished counterpoint to accumulation? pp. 334-349

Assuéro Ferreira

The evolution of the Brazilian petrochemical industry and the tripartite company model pp. 350-363

Marcus Alban Suarez

Reformist and revolutionary theories of development and underdevelopment pp. 364-382

Ronald H. Chilcote

Social security policies in the Southern cone pp. 383-397

Ernesto A. Isuani

The setbacks of recessive economic policy (1981/82) pp. 398-409

Lídia Goldenstein

Volume 3, issue 2, 1983

The crisis of the capitalist economy pp. 135-143

Celso Furtado

The global financial crisis pp. 144-153

Maria da Conceição Tavaves

The international financial crisis: conditions and implications pp. 154-174

Samuel Lichtensztejn

Agriculture, energy and economic recession pp. 175-189

Fernando Homem de Mello

The growth of the industrial company in the coffee economy pp. 190-221

Gerald Dinus Reiss

Rise and decline of the seventies pp. 222-246

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

On the reality of ideology in economic theory pp. 247-255

Gilson Schwartz

Note on the agro-industrial complex and the industrialization of agriculture in Brazil pp. 256-259

Tamas Szmrecsanyi

Insisting on the recency of the Brazilian agro-industrial complex pp. 260-268

Geraldo Müller

Volume 3, issue 1, 1983

The tax system: diagnosis and reform pp. 3-25

José Serra

Income distribution in Brazil, in 1980, by Federation Units pp. 26-36

Rodolfo Hoffmann

Economic transnationalization versus autonomy of national policies: notes for the discussion of a research agenda pp. 37-44

Maurício Dias David

Money: from the reification of social relations to money fetishism pp. 45-58

João Bernardo

Competition and accumulation potential: a comment on Eduardo Guimarães’s thesis pp. 59-68

José Tavares de Araújo

It was not for lack of warning pp. 69-81

Luciano Coutinho

Recession and renegotiation pp. 82-89

Pedro Sampaio Malan

Renegotiation: panacea or black hole? pp. 90-96

Alkimar R. Moura

A new strategy for Brazilian economic development: analysis of the book “The political economy of the crisis” pp. 97-112

João Paulo de Almeida Magalhães

The destruction of land rent and the rate of profit in agriculture: a commentary pp. 113-119

Nelson Castan

Proalcool and food production pp. 120-130

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