Brazilian Journal of Political Economy

1981 - 2025

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Volume 30, issue 4, 2010

A master in the periphery of capitalism. The political economy of Maria da Conceição Tavares pp. 539-559

Rogério P. de Andrade and Renata Carvalho Silva

Knowledge governance, innovation and development pp. 560-580

Leonardo Burlamaqui

The Brazilian economy pulled by the aggregate demand pp. 581-603

José Luís Oreiro, Luciano Nakabashi and Gustavo Jose de Guimaraes e Souza

Determinative common factors of currency and financial crisis pp. 604-624

Cristina Fátima Martins de Bessa, Tito Belchior Silva Moreira, Maurício de Paula Pinto Barata and Fernando Antônio Ribeiro Soares

Dynamic method of the Stockholm School pp. 625-644

Fernando Nogueira da Costa

Infrastructure and productivity in Brazil pp. 645-662

Caio Cesar Mussolini and Vladimir Teles

Structuralist development macroeconomics pp. 663-686

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Paulo Gala

Capital-labor relations in the knowledge economy pp. 687-705

Bouzid Izerrougene

The real mechanisms of the global economy pp. 706-716

Angel Asensio

Volume 30, issue 3, 2010

The rhythm in the fall of inequality in Brazil is acceptable? pp. 364?380

Sergei Suarez Dillon Soares

Global booms and busts: How is Brazils middle class faring? pp. 381-400

Jan Peter Wogart

Job flows, workers flows and employment flows in Brazil pp. 401-419

Eduardo Ribeiro

Karl Polanyi, Athens and us: The contemporary significance of Polanyis thought pp. 420-437

Bernardo Stuhlberger Wjuniski and Ramon Fernandez

The ecological and evolutionary economics of Georgescu-Roegen pp. 438-454

Andrei Domingues Cechin and José Eli da Veiga

Herbert A. Simon and the concept of rationality: Boundaries and procedures pp. 455-472

Gustavo Barros

Cause and effect: Marx's contributions to research on finance and innovation pp. 473-490

Eduardo Albuquerque

Foreign direct investment flow, competitiveness and technological structure of foreign trade in China in the beginning of the 21st century pp. 491-510

Samantha Ferreira Cunha and Clésio Lourenço Xavier

Addressing rural development discussions in Brazil: context and issues of debate pp. 511-531

Sergio Schneider

Comment on the article "The behavior of the tax waiver arising from private spending on health care between the years 1996 and 2003 " pp. 511-531

Rodolfo Hoffmann and Fernando Gaiger Silveira

Volume 30, issue 2, 2010

Are we all Keynesians? pp. 189-200

Marc Lavoie

China: stability and economic growth pp. 201-218

Marcelo José Braga Nonnenberg

De-Industrialization: concept, causes, effects and the Brazilian case pp. 219-232

José Luís Oreiro and Carmem Feijo

Economic growth and foreign liquidity in Brazil after 1970 pp. 233-253

Fabrício de Assis C. Vieira and Márcio Holland

Weber and Schumpeter: the economic action of the entrepreneur pp. 254-270

Ana Cristina Braga Martes

Marshall and the critics to the classical political economy pp. 271-292

Laura Mattos

Tariff Discrimination on Brazils soluble coffee: an economic analysis pp. 293-309

Marislei Nishijima and Sylvia Macchione Saes

Inflation persistence and new Keynesian Phillips curves for Brazil pp. 310-328

Fernando de Aquino Fonseca Neto

Economic growth stimulated by natural resources pp. 329-339

Daniela Corrêa and Gilberto Lima

The theory of the perspective and the changes of preference in the mainstream pp. 340-356

Bruno Berger and Huáscar Fialho Pessali

Volume 30, issue 1, 2010

The 2008 financial crisis and neoclassical economics pp. 3-26

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Economic science and scientific explanation models pp. 27-44

Leda Paulani

The State and the economy in South Korea: from the developmentist state to the Asian crisis and later recovery pp. 45-62

Alexandre Queiroz Guimarães

Interest rate, exchange rate and the system of inflation target in Brazil pp. 63-72

Franklin Serrano

A note on inflation targeting and economic growth in Brazil pp. 73-88

Gilberto Libanio

Uncertainties, monetary policy and financial stability: challenges on inflation targeting pp. 89-111

Gabriel Montes

The effect of industrial policies on the electronic sector in Brazil pp. 112-123

Jorge Chami Batista

The survival of small companies in the capitalist development pp. 124-139

Oswaldo Guerra and Francisco Teixeira

The effect of reelection intention on public health expenditures pp. 140-158

Lucas Novaes and Enlinson Mattos

Central Bank transparency: an analysis of the Brazilian case pp. 159-177

Helder de Mendonça and Adriana Inhudes

Volume 29, issue 4, 2009

Can future systemic financial risks be quantified? Ergodic vs nonergodic stochastic processes pp. 324-340

Paul Davidson

The Global Crisis and the Implications for Developing Countries and the BRICs pp. 341-356

Jan Kregel

Determinants of the recovery of formal employment in Brazil: evidence for the period 2001/2005 and hypotheses for a research agenda pp. 357-376

José Celso Cardoso Junior

Development and inequalities pp. 377-385

Pierre Salama

Wages, productivity and profits in the Brazilian industry, 1945-1978 pp. 386-405

Renato Colistete

Recent performance of the Brazilian labor market: 1992-2005 pp. 406-420

Lauro Ramos

Social-environmental indicators: evolution and perspectives pp. 421-435

José Eli da Veiga

Protectionism and industrialization: a critical assessment of the Latin American industrialization period pp. 436-453

Noemi Levy-Orlik

Alternative educational policy for Brazil: School Accountability pp. 454-472

Eduardo de Carvalho Andrade

Public indebtedness, growth, currency and inflation: comment on “Pleasant Mathematics”, by Gerson Lima pp. 473-483

Fabrício Leite, Gustavo Aggio and Eduardo Angeli

Public indebtedness, growth, currency and inflation: comment on “nice math”, by Gerson Lima - the reply pp. 484-492

Gerson Lima

Volume 29, issue 3, 2009

Tamás József Károly Szmrecsányi (1936-2009) pp. 5-14

Victor Pelaez

Rethinking the economics of capital mobility and capital controls pp. 15-34

Thomas Palley

From populism to exchange rate bands: the evolution exchange rate policy in Chile from 1970 to 1999 pp. 35-53

Patrícia Helena F. Cunha and Paulo Gala

Valuation models and Simons bounded rationality pp. 54-70

Alexandra Strommer de Faria Godoi

Inflation targets, monetary policy and investment: a study for seventeen countries pp. 71-92

Luis Alberto Pelicioni and Marco Flávio Resende

Inflation targets: lessons from the Greenspan era pp. 94-113

Simone Silva de Deos and Rogério P. de Andrade

Different wage policy patterns in Brazilian states: an analysis based on the public-private wage differential pp. 114-134

Gabriela Miranda Moriconi, João S. Moura Neto, Nelson Marconi and Paulo Arvate

Welfare State and employment in health activities in developed countries since the Post-Second World War pp. 135-152

Luiz Marcos de Oliveira Silva and Fernando Mansor de Mattos

Conditional validity of the equilibrium in Keynes' General Theor pp. 153-172

Ricardo Ramalhete Moreira

The trend towards international harmonization of patents’ protection and its problems pp. 173-190

Ronaldo Fiani

The new Brazilian bankruptcy law: first impacts pp. 191-212

Aloisio Araujo and Bruno Funchal

How does Brazilian private investment respond to increases in the gross tax burden? An econometric investigation pp. 213-231

Cláudio H. dos Santos and Manoel Carlos de Castro Pires

The effects of educational policies in the economic growth pp. 232-251

Joilson Dias, Maria Helena Ambrósio Dias and Fernandina Fernandes de Lima

Comments on the paper "Banking and regional inequality in Brazil: an empirical note" pp. 252-253

Rodolfo Hoffmann

Reply to the comment of Rodolfo Hoffmann pp. 254-255

Marcos A. M. Lima and Marcelo Resende

Institutional and financial innovations in the U.S. housing finance system pp. 256-273

Rafael Fagundes Cagnin

The architecture of the current international financial system pp. 274-294

Maryse Farhi and Marcos Antonio Macedo Cintra

Volume 29, issue 2, 2009

The two methods and the hard core of economics pp. 163-190

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Michal Kalecki, a pioneer of development economics pp. 191-211

Julio Lopez G., Martín Puchet A. and Michaël Assous

States and economic development pp. 212-227

Atul Kohli

State and social territorial conflicts in Bolivia in the 21st century pp. 228-244

Hoyêdo Nunes Lins

An interpretation of the First German Economic Miracle pp. 245-266

Ricardo Luís Chaves Feijó

Is there an international economic order? Problematizing a premise pp. 267-284

Dawisson Belém Lopes and Leonardo César Souza Ramos

Critical notes on new-Keynesian macroeconomics pp. 285-301

Claudio Gontijo

Torricelli, steam power, and the technological drift of the Scientific Revolution pp. 302-318

Carlos Suprinyak

Volume 29, issue 1, 2009

Argentina post-convertibility: a new developmentalism case? pp. 3-23

André Moreira Cunha and Andrés Ferrari

Budget deficit and national savings: theoretical approach pp. 24-42

Marco Flávio Resende

Fiscal reform and federal relations: Brasilian deadlocks pp. 43-61

Basilia Maria Baptista Aguirre and Guilherme Leite da Silva Dias

The death and resurrection of economics with psychology: remarks from a methodological standpoint pp. 62-81

Roberta Muramatsu

Structural change, institutional development and sustained economic growth pp. 82-91

Fernanda Cardoso, Daniela Corrêa and Gilberto Lima

“Stability and Full Employment”: the origins of Kaldor’s framework for economic fluctuation and growth analysis pp. 92-113

Fabio N. P. de Freitas

Discussing the role of the Bolsa Familia Program in the decision of the Brazilian presidential elections of 2006 pp. 114-132

Rosa Maria Marques, Marcel Guedes Leite, Áquilas Mendes and Mariana Ribeiro Jansen Ferreira

The 2008 financial crisis pp. 133-149

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira, Maryse Farhi, Daniela Magalhães Prates, Maria Cristina Penido de Freitas, Marcos Antonio Macedo Cintra, Jennifer Hermann, Ana Rosa Ribeiro de Mendonça, Fernando Ferrari Filho, Luiz Fernando de Paula, João Sicsú, José Luís Oreiro, Flávio Augusto Correa Basilio and Paulo Gala