Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1982

Eastern Europe and Latin America commercial relationship pp. 425-434

Celso Furtado

The radical challenge to the dominant economy pp. 435-450

Stephen Marglin

Notes on agriculture in the short term pp. 451-472

João Sayad

Inflation, employment and balance of payments in Brazil pp. 473-486

Eliana A. Cardoso

Value, price, and competition: no need to start over from the beginning pp. 487-523

Mario Luiz Possas

Industrial society and the power of the company pp. 524-540

Raimar Richers

Social, racial, and sexual inequality pp. 541-550

Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy

Social-democratic models in debate pp. 551-561

Sérgio Rocha

Volume 2, issue 3, 1982

State expenses, distribution, and value pp. 283-305

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Economic growth and spatial distribution of the population pp. 306-326

Paul Singer

Expansion and contraction of employment on the agricultural frontier pp. 327-349

George Martine

Authoritarianism and structural changes in Chile pp. 350-381

Pilar Vergara

Cycles and structural changes in the Brazilian post-war economy: the recent crisis pp. 382-404

José Serra

On paradoxical duality: commentary on “The History of Brazilian Duality” by Ignácio Rangel pp. 405-412

Tarso Bonilha Mazzotti

Notes on “Of Paradoxical Duality”: a reply pp. 413-415

Ignácio Rangel

The agro-industrial complex as a stage and path for the development of agriculture pp. 416-421

Alberto Passos Guimarães

Volume 2, issue 2, 1982

Cycles and structural changes in the post-war Brazilian economy pp. 145-183

José Serra

Agriculture and rural industrialization in Brazil pp. 184-211

Geraldo Müller

The public company as an instrument of economic policy pp. 212-235

Philippe Faucher

Prices and distribution of value according to Sraffa pp. 236-259

Fabio Anderaos de Araujo

Recession and inflation pp. 260-264

Yoshiaki Nakano

The International crisis and the North-South relationship pp. 265-278

Ladislau Dowbor

Volume 2, issue 1, 1982

Capitalist classes in contemporary societies (preliminary notes) pp. 3-26

F. H. Cardoso

Development styles and Latin American reality pp. 27-82

Aníbal Pinto

Formulation of agricultural policies pp. 83-113

Charles C. Mueller

Production and employment relations in agriculture in the Northeast pp. 114-129

Ricardo Carneiro

Current economic policy and the missteps of monetarism pp. 130-140

Luiz Antonio de Oliveira Lima

Volume 1, issue 4, 1981

The history of Brazilian duality pp. 397-423

Ignacio Rangel

External imbalances in the Brazilian economy pp. 424-439

Dércio Garcia Munhoz

Brazilian external debt: problem and perspective pp. 440-456

Hans-Bernd Schäfer

Criticism of the orthodox prescription pp. 457-471

José Serra

The political functionality of recession pp. 472-478

João Sayad

Alternatives to recessive “non-policy” pp. 479-485

Dércio Garcia Munhoz

Macroeconomic analysis: a methodological introduction pp. 486-492

Edmar Lisboa Bacha

The controversy of effective demand: the displacement of the issue pp. 493-498

Antonio Barros de Castro

Inflation, external imbalance and wages pp. 499-509

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Yoshiaki Nakano

Inflation: critical notes for the debate pp. 510-527

Luciano Galvão Coutinho and Paulo Renato Souza

Inflation: reflections on the margins of the Brazilian experience (response to critics) pp. 528-535

Adroaldo Moura da Silva

Volume 1, issue 3, 1981

The destruction of land rent and the rate of profit in agriculture pp. 281-292

Yoshiaki Nakano

Spaces and limits of the capitalist enterprise in agriculture pp. 293-313

Antonio Carlos Kfouri Aidar and Roberto Mario Perosa Junior

Small-scale production and the organic composition of capital pp. 314-327

Roberto José Moreira

Inflation: reflections on the margins of the Brazilian experience pp. 328-349

Adroaldo Moura da Silva

The Brazilian sugar and alcohol equipment industry: an oligopoly study pp. 350-371

Barjas Negri

Still the controversy over effective demand: a small intervention pp. 372-377

Luiz Gonzaga de Melo Belluzzo and Maria da Conceição Tavares

American “supply-side economics” crisis pp. 378-382

Mario Ferreira Presser

Introductory Notes on Monopoly Capitalism: A Commentary pp. 383-389

João Damásio

“Productive and Surplus Labor,” according to Paul Singer: A commentary pp. 390-393

João Heraldo Lima

Volume 1, issue 2, 1981

Inflation in state capitalism (and the recent Brazilian experience) pp. 141-175

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The concept of mark up in distribution and growth models pp. 176-188

Luiz Antonio de Oliveira Lima

Introductory notes on monopoly capitalism pp. 189-197

José Carlos de Souza Braga and Frederico Mazzucchelli

Relations between the European Economic Community and Latin America in the context of a global economic crisis pp. 198-214

Miguel S. Wionczek

Deterioration of terms of trade and unequal exchange pp. 215-236

Eginardo Pires

Michal Kalecky and the contemporary economics pp. 237-261

Antonio Jaime Jobim

The sphinx of time: where is socialism going? pp. 262-268

Francisco de Oliveira

The classics revisited pp. 269-277

Rolf Kuntz

Volume 1, issue 1, 1981

Employment and wages in industry “The Brazilian case” pp. 3-26

Maria da Conceição Tavares and Paulo Renato Souza

The financial issue pp. 27-35

Ignacio Rangel

State and transnational companies in peripherical industrialization pp. 36-43

Celso Furtado

The agricultural frontier pp. 44-67

Pedro Calil Padis

Economic policy inflections and crisis: 1974-1980 pp. 68-89

Luciano G. Coutinho

Productive and surplus labour pp. 90-118

Paul Singer

The state paralysis pp. 119-120

Ignacio Rangel

Endogenous economic policy pp. 121-128

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

External financial opening: a brief report of the Brazilian experience pp. 129-137

Alkimar R. Moura