Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 37, issue 4, 2017

Productivity, social expenditure and income distribution in Latin America pp. 660-679

Mario Cimoli, Gabriel Porcile, Antonio Martins Neto and Fernando Sossdorf

The two forms of capitalism: developmentalism and economic liberalism pp. 680-703

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Brazil: The cost of delaying fiscal consolidation pp. 704-718

Rubens Cysne and Carlos Thadeu de Freitas Gomes

Empiricism in Herbert Simon: “Administrative Behavior” within the evolution of the Models of Bounded and Procedural Rationality pp. 719-733

Alejandro Hortal

The impacts of the early 20th century physics and mathematics crisis on contemporary economics discourse pp. 735-754

Mauricio Martinelli Silva Luperi

Underdevelopment in contemporary world: is structuralism still relevant? pp. 755-771

Ademir Pedro Vilaça Junior

The dynamic intensity of CO2 emissions: empirical evidence for the 20th century pp. 772-788

Diego Carneiro and Guilherme Irffi

The political economy of reforms and the present Chinese transition pp. 789-807

Elias Jabbour and Alexis Dantas

Recent dynamics of Brazilian inflation in different environments of forward-looking expectations pp. 808-831

Elano Ferreira Arruda, Maria Thalita Arruda Oliveira and Ivan Castelar

Dismemberment of Municipalities: Impacts on the Municipal Legislative pp. 832-849

Enlinson Mattos and Lucas Garcez

Regional distribution of the National System of Innovation actors and economic development: an international comparison pp. 850-869

Ulisses Santos

The impact of the Chinese exchange policy on foreign trade with the European Union pp. 870-893

Ana Cardoso and António Portugal Duarte

Economic growth and structural change in a multi-sector and multilateral approach to balance-of-payments constrained growths pp. 894-915

Ricardo Araujo, Mateus Silva de Paiva, Júlio Fernando Costa Santos and Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva

Comments on the paper "The exchange rate as an instrument of economic development" pp. 916-918

Rodolfo Hoffmann

The exchange rate as an instrument of economic development: a dialogue with Professor Rodolfo Hoffmann pp. 919-927

Lauro Mattei, Guilherme de Oliveira and Thaís Scaramuzzi

Volume 37, issue 3, 2017

Dutch Disease-cum-financialization booms and external balance cycles in developing countries pp. 459-477

Alberto Botta

On the explanation for the quasi-stagnation of the capitalist economy in Brazil pp. 478-503

Eleutério F. S. Prado

Transforming natural resources into industrial advantage: the case of China’s rare earths industry pp. 504-526

Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros and Nicholas M. Trebat

Marxist economic theories and the Great Recession pp. 527-550

Alex Palludeto and Rogerio P. de Andrade

Towards an intellectual history of evolutionary economics: competition and struggle versus cooperation and mutual aid pp. 551-564

John Hall and Svetlana Kirdina-Chandler

Law and Economic Institutionalism: notes on a promising research agenda pp. 565-586

Diogo R. Coutinho

Understanding and overcoming the “positive profits with negative surplus-value” paradox pp. 587-604

Gustavo Daou Lucas and Franklin Serrano

Impact of economic growth on international reserve holdings in Brazil pp. 605-614

Mohammad Kashif, P. Sridharan and S. Thiyagarajan

Pension reform and fully funded complimentary regime pp. 615-635

Lena Lavinas and Eliane Araujo

The Multi-sectoral Thirlwalls Law with capital flows: an analysis of the national export plan (2015-2018) using computational simulations pp. 636-655

Guilherme Jonas C. da Silva, Júlio Fernando Costa Santos and Lívia Nalesso Baptista

Volume 37, issue 2, 2017

Taxation and distribution of income in Brazil: new evidence from personal income tax data pp. 267-286

Sérgio Wulff Gobetti and Rodrigo Octávio Orair

The new development banks: conflicting independence or strategic partnerships? pp. 287-303

Renato Baumann

Alternate paths to economic development: a comparative analysis of Brazil and India in the era of neoliberalism pp. 304-323

Rahul A. Sirohi

Financial interests and the capture of the State in Brazil pp. 324-342

Marcus Ianoni

Economics and interdisciplinarity: an open-systems approach pp. 343-362

Vítor Neves

The behavioral turn in development economics: A tentative account through the lens of economic methodology pp. 363-380

Roberta Muramatsu and Flavia Avila

Changes in China: transition and development strategies pp. 381-400

Marcos Antonio Macedo Cintra and Eduardo Costa Pinto

The special drawing right: a formal critic to the dollar dominance in the international monetary system pp. 401-416

Aline Regina Alves Martins

Land rent and the urban space in contemporary capitalism pp. 417-436

Renan Pereira Almeida and Roberto Luís de Melo Monte-Mór

The husbandry state and the tax incentives in the automobile sector pp. 437-455

Mario G. Schapiro

Volume 37, issue 1, 2017

The theory of endogenous money and the LM schedule: prelude to a reconstruction of ISLM pp. 3-22

Thomas Palley

The economy as a socially constructed object in the regulationnist and the Social Market Economy analyses pp. 23-44

Miguel Bruno and Ricardo Caffe

Monetary policy in the post Keynesian theoretical framework pp. 45-64

Philip Arestis and Fábio Terra

Raúl Prebisch and the conception and evolution of the core-periphery system pp. 65-87

Joaquim Miguel Couto

Democracy and growth in pre-industrial countries pp. 88-107

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Capital account regulation in Brazil: an assessment of the 2009-2013 period pp. 108-129

Daniela Magalhães Prates and Luiz Fernando de Paula

Why Dilmas governmente cannot be classified as new developmentalist? pp. 130-146

Marcelo Curado

The Euro and the recent european crisis vis-à-vis the gold standard and the great depresssion: Institutionalities, specificities and interfaces pp. 147-166

Giuliano Contento de Oliveir and Paulo José Whitaker Wolf

Why was there no capitalism in early modern China? pp. 167-188

Tiago Nasser Appel

Transformation in the global productive structure, deindustrialization and industrial development in Brazil pp. 189-207

Celio Hiratuka and Fernando Sarti

A critical realist perspective on collective action in economics pp. 208-225

Thiago Duarte Pimentel and Rodrigo Siqueira Rodriguez

Is the balance of payments a restriction to the economic growth of Brazilian states? An analysis for the 1991-2009 period pp. 226-242

Felipe de Souza Bastos, Guilherme Irffi and Ivan Castelar

Monetary cooperation: an analysis on SUCRE pp. 243-258

Alexandre Jerônimo de Freitas and Marcelo Pereira Fernandes

Marxista e pós-Keynesiana pp. 259-261

Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg Mollo

Volume 36, issue 4, 2016

Piketty in the light of Pasinetti and Foley: Income distribution, economic growth and financial fragility pp. 667-683

Marwil Dávila-Fernández and José Luís Oreiro

Critical notes on Thomas Pikettys The Capital in the XXI Century pp. 684-703

Rosa Maria Marques and Marcel Guedes Leite

Exchange rate misalignment, exchange rate volatility and economic growth: an analysis for the Brazilian economy pp. 704-725

Flávio Vilela Vieira and Aderbal Oliveira Damasceno

Exchange rate as economic development device pp. 726-747

Lauro Mattei and Thaís Scaramuzzi

National innovation system and external constraint on growth pp. 748-768

Marco Flávio Resende and Daniela Almeida Raposo Torres

The role of transnational corporations in the international insertion of Brazilian manufactures in the context of productive restructuring pp. 769-787

Adriano José Pereira and Ricardo Dathein

Economic raptures, political legitimacy: an analysis of 1987 foreign debt moratorium pp. 788-806

Ivan Salomão and Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca

The new developmentalism: an institutional contribution pp. 807-826

Herton Castiglioni Lopes

Local multiplier of industrial employment: Brazilian mesoregions (2000-2010) pp. 827-839

Guilherme Macedo and Leonardo Monasterio

Transport infrastructure investment and regional inequalities in Brazil: an Analysis of the impacts of the Growth Acceleration Program (PAC) pp. 840-863

Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva, Humberto Eduardo de Paula Martins and Henrique Dantas Neder

Volume 36, issue 3, 2016

Is this ‘it’? An outline of a theory of depressions pp. 451-469

Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho

Sectoral capabilities and productive structure: An input-output analysis of the key sectors of the Brazilian economy pp. 470-492

Nelson Marconi, Igor L. Rocha and Guilherme Magacho

The reconstruction of the Brazilian industry: the connection between the macroeconomic regime and the industrial policy pp. 493-513

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, André Nassif and Carmem Feijo

Renstism and capital accumulation: rescuing Marxs theory of rent to think about contemporaneous capitalism pp. 514-535

Leda Paulani

Brazil: Geopolitics and "opening for Pacific" pp. 536-556

Raphael Padula and José Luís Fiori

Fiscal costs of monetary policy: indirect effects of an interest rate shock on Brazilian public net debt pp. 557-579

Laura Barbosa de Carvalho, André Diniz, Italo Pedrosa and Pedro Rossi

The sources for orthodox and heterodox trade and industrial policies in Brazil pp. 580-602

Jan-Ulrich Rothacher

Macroeconomic Foundations in the perspectives of Marx and Keynes: contributions to the heterodox thought pp. 603-621

Pedro Garrido da Costa Lima, Adriana Moreira Amado and Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg Mollo

Bounded rationality and decision-making in complex systems pp. 622-645

Tatiana Massaroli Melo and José Ricardo Fucidji

Boulevard to broken dreams, Part 2: implementation of the Polonoroeste road project in the Brazilian Amazon, and the World Bank’s response to the gathering storm pp. 646-663

Robert H. Wade

Volume 36, issue 2, 2016

Reflecting on new developmentalism and classical developmentalism pp. 237-265

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The Swedish model: an alternative to macroeconomic policy pp. 266-285

Alexandre Guedes Viana and Patrícia Helena F. Cunha

The structural inertia in the national productive base: the FDI and the international transference of technology pp. 286-308

Tulio Chiarini

Latin American countries and the establishment of the multilateral trading system: the Havana Conference (1947-1948) pp. 309-329

Norma Breda dos Santos

Why transaction costs are so relevant in political governance? A new institutional survey pp. 330-352

Gonzalo Caballero and David Soto-Oñate

From physiology to political economy: Quesnays intellectual itineraty towards the Tableau Économique pp. 353-371

Fernando Ribeiro and Nelson Mendes Cantarino

The structure and the market: Comparative analysis of Plano Trienal and PAEG pp. 372-388

Leandro Vizin Villarino

Testing the models of transition in practice: the case-studies of Estonia and Slovenia pp. 389-409

Viljar Veebel and Andra Nam

Systemically important financial institutions in Latin America - A Primer pp. 410-429

Jacob Kleinow, Mario García Molina and Andreas Horsch

A radical proposal for direct democracy in large societies pp. 430-447

John Asimakopolos

Volume 36, issue 1, 2016

João Paulo de Almeida Magalhães pp. 3

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Classic growth and laggard growth: a new approach to development policies pp. 4-13

João Paulo de Almeida Magalhães

From gold money to fictitious money pp. 14-28

Eleutério F. S. Prado

The recent debate on alternative growth models for Brazil has revealed an almost unanimous assessment regarding the end of the validity of the domestic consumption-led model pp. 29-45

Celia Lessa Kerstenetzky

The concept of emerging power in international politics and economy pp. 46-69

Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, Lucas de Oliveira Paes and André Moreira Cunha

Reflections on the method of Keynes pp. 70-90

Fernando Ferrari Filho and Fábio Terra

Nature of the state economic expanded functions in the Brazilian economy pp. 91-108

Niemeyer Almeida Filho

Price movement in the Brazilian land market (1994-2010): an analysis in the light of post-Keynesian theory pp. 109-129

Tiago Santos Telles, Alex Willhans Antonio Palludeto and Bastiaan Philip Reydon

Households in the Minskyan Approach: issues and consequences of the indebtness of American households in the XX and early XXI century pp. 130-149

Everton S. T. Rosa

Assessing the dynamics of terms of trade inamodelof cumulative causation andstructural change pp. 150-167

Ricardo Araujo

On the creative economy chain in Brazil: potential and challenges pp. 168-189

Anita Kon

Revisiting the quarterly investment dynamics in Brazil: 1996-2012 pp. 190-213

Cláudio Hamilton Matos dos Santos, André de Melo Modenesi, Gabriel Squeff, Lucas Vasconcelos, Monica Mora, Thais Fernandes, Thiago Moraes, Ricardo Summa and Julia Braga

Boulevard to broken dreams, Part 1: the Polonoroeste road Project in the Brazilian Amazon, and the World Bank’s environmental and indigenous peoples’ norms pp. 214-230

Robert H. Wade