Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

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Volume 33, issue 4, 2013

Liberal versus neo-developmental convention to growth: why has Brazil shown a poor performance since the 1980s? pp. 555-576

André Nassif and Carmem Feijo

Autonomy of the State and devepment in the democratic capitalism pp. 577-598

Marcus Ianoni

Financial conventions and basic interest rate in Brazil: a first approach pp. 599-618

Luciana Seabra and David Dequech

Institutions and economic growth: The theoretical models of Thorstein Veblen and Douglass North pp. 619-637

Herton Castiglioni Lopes

Democracy over Governance pp. 638-648

Amelia Correa and Romar Correa

Two methods or two anthropologies? pp. 649-658

Eleutério F. S. Prado

The (un)predictability of the crisis and the pluralism in Economics pp. 659-670

Luís Felipe Lopes Milaré

The Three-Year Plan in the context of the US-Brazilian relations (1962-1963) pp. 671-691

Felipe Pereira Loureiro

Complementarity of trade between Brazil and Japan with a view to a free trade agreement pp. 692-703

Silvio Miyazaki and Nobuaki Hamaguchi

Political bases of intergovernamental transferences in Brazil (1985-2004) pp. 704-725

Octavio Amorim Neto and Andrei Gomes Simonassi

Volume 33, issue 3, 2013

The value of the exchange rate and the Dutch disease pp. 371-387

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Labor values, reproduction prices and land rent pp. 388-410

Rodolfo Hoffmann

Assessing development and the idea of development in the 1950s in Brazil pp. 411-426

Rafael Rossotto Ioris and Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris

Brazil: an economy caught in a financial trap (1993-2003) pp. 427-445

Bibiana Medialdea

The complexity and the constructivism in economics pp. 446-462

Arnaldo Mauerberg

De-industrialization and foreign trade: recent evidences to Brazil pp. 463-485

André Moreira Cunha, Marcos Tadeu Caputi Lelis and Flavio Benevett Fligenspan

Keynes and the concept of capital: Some epistemological observations in regard to the sraffian premises of the General Theory pp. 486-504

Alain Herscovici

Financial exclusion: a regional investigation pp. 505-526

Marco Aurelio Crocco, Fabiana Santos and Ana Figueiredo

The grab of the worlds land and water resources pp. 527-537

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

La estructura económica del (sub)desarrollo y el equilibrio general. O que ocurrió con la teoría del desarrollo yh con as estructuras económicas? pp. 538-550

Fidel Aroche Reyes

Volume 33, issue 2, 2013

Narratives of emergence: Rising powers and the end of the Third World? pp. 203-221

Andrew Hurrell

Developmentalism and new-developmentalism. Theoretical roots and conceptual precision pp. 222-239

Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg Mollo and Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca

The circular causation of growth in developing economies: a bridge between evolutionary and post Keynesian approaches pp. 240-259

Daniela Almeida Raposo Torres and Marco Flávio Resende

A note on the Pazos-Simonsen mechanism and Kaldor s early research on Latin American inflation pp. 260-280

Leonardo Vera

Law and economic order in John R.Commons thought pp. 281-297

Sebastião Guedes

Income-transfer policies in Brazil and Argentina pp. 298-314

Rosa Maria Marques

The effects of fiscal policy after the global recession: Assessing the evidences pp. 315-321

Luiz Fernando de Paula and Manoel Carlos de Castro Pires

Corporate banking credit in Brazil: recent evolution and perspectives pp. 322-340

Daniela Magalhães Prates and Maria Cristina Penido de Freitas

Perspectives of the negotiations between Mercosur and the European Union in a context of multilateral system paralysis and new global economic geography pp. 341-359

Patrícia Luíza Kegel and Mohamed Amal

Ignacy Sachs and the Spaceship Earth pp. 360-366

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Volume 33, issue 1, 2013

Germany's social-economic model and the euro crisis pp. 3-16

Michael Dauderstädt

Competitiveness and external constraint in the Eurozone pp. 17-40

André Sander Diniz and Frederico Jayme Jr

Origin and agenda of Brazilian new developmentalism pp. 41-59

Lauro Mattei

The real exchange rate and external constraint: a re-reading proposal with endogenous elasticity pp. 60-81

Marcos Adolfo Ribeiro Ferrari, Fabio Neves Freitas and Nelson Barbosa-Filho

Exchange rate, xports and growth: an investigation on the hypothesis of Dutch disease in Brazil pp. 82-101

Michele Polline Veríssimo and Clesio Lourenço Xavier

Brazilian, Chinese, and Indian exports: is the regional market really a source of learning? pp. 102-119

Renato Baumann

Exports and inovation: an analysis for Latin America and South-Southeast Asia pp. 120-145

Marcelo José Braga Nonnenberg

Education and development projects in Brazil (1932-2004): a political economy perspective pp. 146-165

Bernardo Stuhlberger Wjuniski

intragerational earnings mobility in Brazil pp. 166-178

Mariangela Antigo and Ana Machado

Minimum wage, poverty alleviation income policies, and the relative performance of the Brazilian Northeastern economy pp. 179-199

Alexandre Rands Barros and Diloá Athias

Volume 32, issue 4, 2012

Coping with globalization: Asian versus Latin American Strategies of development, 1980-2010 pp. 531-556

Atul Kohli

Why interest rates are so high in Brazil? An empirical evaluation pp. 557-579

José Luís Oreiro, Luiz Fernando de Paula, Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva and Rafael Quevedo do Amaral

Alternative banking: Theory and evidence from Europe pp. 580-596

Kurt Von Mettenheim and Olivier Butzbach

The Institutional pillars of the foreign exchange policy and industrialization in Brazil in the 1930s pp. 597-614

Cesar Rodrigues Van der Laan, André Moreira Cunha and Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca

Democracy and efficiency: hard relations between politics and economy pp. 615-633

Maria Rita Loureiro and Fernando Luiz Abrucio

Exchange rate pass-through inflation and wage differentials in late-industrializing economies: the Mexican case pp. 634-655

Teresa S. Lópes, Quadalupe Mantéy and Luis Quintana Romero

The industrial equilibrium exchange rate in 2000: an estimation pp. 656-669

Nelson Marconi

Theory of functional finance and the role of fiscal policy: A post-keynesian critique to the new consensus macroeconomics pp. 670-688

Gabriel Caldas Montes and Rômulo do Couto Alves

The internationalization of Spanish companies pp. 689-699

Lídia Ruppert and Mario Augusto Bertella

A graphic explanation on how a tax on exports neutralizes the Dutch disease without costs to exporters pp. 700-702

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Volume 32, issue 3, 2012

Structuralist macroeconomics and the new developmentalism pp. 347-366

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

The “hot money” phenomenon in Brazil pp. 367-388

Mylène Gaulard

Fifteen years of monetary rigidity in Brazil after the Real Plan: a research agenda pp. 389-411

André de Melo Modenesi and Rui Lyrio Modenesi

Brazil as an emerging economy: a new economic miracle? pp. 412-423

Edmund Amann and Werner Baer

Exchange rate regime and structural changes in the Brazilian manufacturing industry pp. 424-444

Eliane Araujo, Miguel Bruno and Débora Pimentel

Freedom of choice and bounded rationality A brief appraisal of behavioral economists plea for light paternalism pp. 445-458

Roberta Muramatsu and Patrícia Fonseca

Structural changes and labor market in Brazil pp. 459-478

Rafael Camargo de Pauli, Luciano Nakabashi and Armando Vaz Sampaio

Estimating the return to education considerate the legislation of education in Brazil as an instrumental variable pp. 479-496

Wladimir Teixeira and Naercio Menezes-Filho

Age-grade gap from different theoretical perspectives pp. 497-512

Rosana Ribeiro and Maria Cristina Cacciamali

Trade with China and strategy in South American recent economic development pp. 513-526

Ernesto A. O'Connor

Volume 32, issue 2, 2012

Neutralizing tendency of wages to grow below productivity rate pp. 171-187

Pierre Salama

Implicit reciprocity and growth in the international economy: A structuralist perspective pp. 188-204

Mario Cimoli, Gabriel Porcile and Guilherme Souza e Silva

Investiment in the Brasilian economy during the crisis pp. 205-212

Roberto Meurer

Theories of international trade: a debate on the relationship between economic growth and foreign market inclusion pp. 213-228

Uallace Moreira

The socal protection between the light and the shadow pp. 229-240

Stefania Vaccaro

Fiscal policy and private investment. Latin America in a comparative perspective pp. 241-259

Emilio Caballero U. and Julio López G.

The recent management of Brazilian public debt pp. 260-281

Pedro Maia da Cunha and Marcio Garcia

Inflation targeting, Taylor rule and money neutrality: A post-Keynesian critic pp. 282-304

Mariana de Lourdes Moreira Lopes, Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg Mollo and Fabiana Silvio Colbano

Corruption, income and rule of law: empirical evidence from developing and developed countriel pp. 305-314

Helder de Mendonça and André da Fonseca

The historical phases of the debate on the transformation of values into production prices pp. 315-335

Tiago Camarinha Lopes

Ten theses on new developmentalism pp. 336-339

Manuel Agosin

Volume 32, issue 1, 2012

The rapid growth hypothesis. New arguments pp. 3-20

Antonio Barros de Castro

Five models of capitalism pp. 21-32

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Brazil (1955-2005): 25 years of catching-up, 25 years of falling behind pp. 33-54

Marcelo Arend and Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca

What inequality are we talking about? pp. 55-71

Claudio Salvadori Dedecca

Evaluating the wage differential between public and private sectors in Brazil pp. 72-86

Daulins Emílio, Vladimir Ponczek and Fernando Botelho

Karl Popper versus Theodor Adorno: lessons of a historical debate pp. 87-108

Angela Ganem

Is there compatibility between Nelson’s ‘Social Technology’ and Hodgson’s ‘Veblenian Causality’? pp. 109-127

Octavio A. C. Conceição

Quality of municipal public spending on primary education in Brazil pp. 128-141

Maria Dolores Diaz

The Brazilian market in the XIX century: an approach through the cabotage commerce pp. 142-166

Renato Leite Marcondes