Economic Policies to Improve the Current State of the Brazilian Economy

Philip Arestis and Fábio Terra

Challenge, 2015, vol. 58, issue 6, 532-549

Abstract: The Brazilian economy grew rapidly until the past few years. A downturn in commodities prices led to recession, despite demand-led policies. In early 2015, the president dropped demand-side policies in favor of market-led policies. They do not seem as yet to be benefiting the economy. These two authors assess the damage and propose policies that are still consistent with post-Keynesian views.

Date: 2015
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