What's Next for Brazil After Neoliberalism?

Matías Vernengo

Challenge, 2003, vol. 46, issue 5, 59-75

Abstract: Is Lula going to change policies significantly in Brazil from the neoliberal policies of the past? This economist has his doubts. He argues that lower interest rates and a depreciated currency are required and that new restrictions on capital movements are needed.

Date: 2003
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