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1996, Volume 16, Issue 4
- 532-546 Contestability and economic integration in Western Hemisphere
by José Tavares de Araújo Jr. - 547-566 The principle of effective demand (expected), and the role of demand in Keynes’ general theory
by Victor Hugo Klagsbrunn - 567-589 International regulatory experiences for telecommunications and service restructuring in Brazil
by Anne-Marie Maculan & Liz-Rejane Legey - 590-619 Structural change in Mexicos employment and the impact of Nafta
by Enrique Dussel Peters - 620-649 De México a México: el desempeno de América Latina en los 90
by Mário Damill & José María Fanelli & Roberto Frenkel - 650-656 United States versus Europe: distinct markets, different ways of doing economic science
by Fabio Sá Earp
1996, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 331-347 Financing for infrastructure and the resumption of sustained economic growth
by Márcio G. P. Garcia - 348-359 Budgeting and democracy
by Paul Singer - 360-386 Private sector responses to economic liberalization policies in Brazil: a look within São Paulos capital goods sector
by Elizabeth McQuerry - 387-404 National innovation system in Brazil: an introductory analysis from available data on science and technology
by Eduardo da Motta e Albuquerque - 405-424 Analysis of the transmission of international orange juice prices to prices at the level of orange producer in the State of São Paulo
by Mario Antonio Margarido - 425-450 Política comercial e inserción internacional de la argentina para los años 90
by Marta Bekerman & Pablo Sirlin - 451-456 Notes on the State and on the market
by Adam Przeworski - 457-462 A note on the increase of expenditures with the federal government payroll
by Fábio Giambiagi - 463-466 Quarterly tax burden in Brazil 1991-1995 A methodological note
by Fábio Giambiagi - 467-474 Pressure groups and inflation: a cyclical model
by Jorge Sabe Arbache & João Ricardo Faria - 475-492 Unproductive labor and long-term growth: a classical model of accumulation
by Alain Herscovici
1996, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 5-6 Tribute to Anibal Pinto
by Maria da Conceição Tavares - 165-174 The real and its imaginary
by Renato Janine Ribeiro - 175-201 The irreductibility of macro to microeconomics: a methodological approach
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Gilberto Tadeu Lima - 202-216 Alternative approaches to financial crises in emerging markets
by Jeffrey Sachs - 217-235 The public price control trap: the example of energy inputs
by Décio Katsushigue Kadota & Carlos Roberto Azzoni - 236-251 The URV and its function of aligning relative prices
by João Sicsú - 252-273 Economic growth, increasing results and monopolist competition
by Pedro Cavalcanti Ferreira & Roberto Ellery Jr. - 274-292 Demonstrate the rational order of the market: reflections on an impossible project
by Angela Ganem - 293-314 Historical sources of brazilian underdevelopment
by Alexandre Rands Barros - 315-326 La demanda de M4 y la substitución de moneda en México: 1978-1990
by Luis Miguel Galindo P.
1996, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 3-19 Historical experience of industrial policy in Brazil
by Wilson Suzigan - 20-37 Firm adjustment, employment and sub-contracting
by Edward J. Amadeo & João Carlos Scandiuzzi & Valéria Pero - 38-59 The sedition of public choice: variations on the theme of scientific revolutions
by Antonio Maria Silveira - 60-73 A little beyond Thomas Kuhn From the history of economic thought to the history of economic science
by Fábio Sá Earp - 74-83 Kalecki: an anti-Keynesian?
by Carlos Águedo Nagel Paiva - 84-106 Market leadership and entry into technology in agro-food system in semi-industrialized countries: the Brazilian case
by Mauro Borges Lemos - 107-113 Who has the most resources to govern? A comparison between states and local governments per capital revenue
by David Rosenblatt & Gil Shildo - 114-136 Industrial success and government intervention: searching for the links
by Mauricio Mesquita Moreira - 137-151 Regionalism in Asian Pacific: economic integration oriented to foreign trade
by Silvio Yoshiro Mizuguchi Miyazaki - 152-161 Relative prices and concentration in the Brazilian industry: analysis of the expansion and retraction phases of economic activity from 1974 to 1994
by Claudio Seiji Sato
1995, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 463-477 Populism or budgetary endogeneity? Discretionary fiscal policy in Argentina
by Daniel G. Arce M. - 478-496 Brazilian imports of natural gas in the context of Mercosur
by Adilson de Oliveira & Márcio Silva de Araujo - 497-516 Convergence between state per capita incomes in Brazil
by Afonso Henriques Borges Ferreira & Clélio Campolina Diniz - 517-535 Regional integration, triangular trade and policy recommendations: the case of the Brazilian fine chemical industry
by Paulo Guilherme Correa - 536-546 Price filter: a sectoral profit tracking algorithm
by Fernando Cariola Travassos - 547-562 Brazilian inflation and the theory of games
by Uwe Haneke - 563-576 Notes on money, debt and alternative monetary regimes for Brazil
by Deepak Lal - 577-599 Economic transition in Poland: the relevance of the Latin-American experience
by Rubén Berríos - 600-608 Central Bank independence and monetary discipline: skeptical observations
by Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho - 609-615 A note on the impact of stabilization in international trade
by Carlos Henrique Rocha & Eraldo Sérgio Barbosa - 616-624 Development: the most political economic themesemas econômicos
by Fernando Henrique Cardoso
1995, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 297-310 Fiscal federalism in Brazil
by Fernando Rezende - 311-324 Endogenous currency and monetary theory of production
by Antonio José Meirelles - 325-342 Dependence, social dumping and nationalism
by Alexandre Rands Barros - 343-363 The contractuality of labor relations and the employment problem in Western Europe: The Swedish, Italian and French experiences
by Claudio Salvadori Dedecca & Wilson Ferreira Menezes - 364-382 Counterfactual analysis of income distribution in Brazil
by Duilio de Avila Berni - 383-396 Women’s participation in the workforce and poverty in Brazil
by Lauro Ramos & Ana Lúcia Soares - 397-417 Japanese investment in liberalizing Latin American economies: current pattern and possible impacts of FTA initiatives
by Kelichi Tsunekawa - 418-445 The great Latin America debt crisis: a decade of asymmetric adjustment
by Robert Devlin & Ricardo Ffrench-Davis - 446-459 The conditions to get out of economic backwardness
by Robert N. Nicol
1995, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 157-162 The invention of underdevelopment
by Celso Furtado - 163-178 Political origin of economic problems
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Yoshiaki Nakano - 179-204 The Brazilian inflation and the “Real Plan”
by Jeffrey Sachs & Álvaro Zini Jr. - 205-230 Unit roots, economic fluctuations, and the “persistence” of shocks
by João Marcus Marinho Nunes - 231-249 The payment of the internal public debt
by Fabio Giambiagi - 250-257 Agathotopy: freedom, equality and efficiency
by Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy - 258-269 Knowledge in the wonderland of the market of ideas: deconstructing the Economics of Science of Michael Polanyi
by Gilberto Tadeu Lima - 270-283 Monetary policy, compulsory deposits and inflation
by Márcio G. P. Garcia - 284-293 Currency board: what is and how does it work?
by Aluizio A. de Barros - 294-318 Mexico and the Exchange rate
by André Lara Resende & Adward J. Amadeo & Affonso Celso Pastore & Maria Cristina Pinotti & João Sayad & Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 319-322 Central Bank tenure
by Pérsio Arida
1995, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-40 The theory of economic development and the World Bank’s identity crisis
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 41-57 Stabilization policies and trade liberalization: a comparative analysis of Chile, Argentina and Mexico’s experiences
by Cláudio Gontijo - 58-69 1994 Nobel Prize Economists: Contributions from Nash, Harsanyi and Selten to the Game Theory
by Uwe Haneke & Vitória Saddi - 70-83 Macroeconomics with M4
by Carlos Ivan Simonsen Leal & Sérgio Ribeiro da Costa Werlang - 84-101 Investment in peasant economy: theoretical considerations
by Francisco de Assis Costa - 102-120 Una visión argentina sobre la situación competitiva de la industria brasileña
by Marta Bekerman - 121-136 The role of industrial policy: Japan’s experience
by Mitsuhiro Kagami - 137-143 Food security and economic development in Latin America: the case of Brazil
by Renato Sérgio Maluf - 144-149 Demand and supply in economic plans
by Claudio Seiji Sato - 150-153 The capital/product relation in the classical political economy
by Samuel Kilsztajn
1994, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 511-536 Globalization, competitiveness and new rules for the world market
by Nakano Yoshiaki - 537-547 Electoral interests and price fluctuation in regulated markets
by Claudio A. C. Paiva - 548-558 Informality and tertiarization: two opposite tendencies?
by Francisco Galrão Carneiro - 559-570 Opening the economy maintaining the level of employment and foreign exchange policy upside down
by Paulo Roberto Arvate - 571-586 The Brazilian duality of Ignácio Rangel
by César Guimarães - 587-608 La reforma económica en la Argentina: qué fuerzas sociales y para que objetivos?
by Jorge Schvarzer - 609-622 Brazilian external debt in francs, 1888-1956
by Marcelo de Paiva Abreu - 623-631 The post-walrasian constellation
by Eleutério F. S. Prado - 632-642 The latin-american monetary system after the end of inflation
by José Tavares de Araújo Jr. - 643-669 Economics and Politics in Plano Real
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
1994, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 339-353 The financing pattern in the Korean industrialization
by Otaviano Canuto - 354-365 Federalism and fiscal reform
by André Franco Montoro Filho - 366-386 The internationalization of the economic science in Brazil
by Maria Rita Loureiro & Gilberto Tadeu Lima - 387-403 Agriculture and agroindustry: perspectives of new configuration
by Ademar Ribeiro Romeiro - 404-416 On money and value: a critique to Brunhoff and Mollo’s approach
by Leda Maria Paulani - 417-434 Deregulation and antitrust policies: theory and practice
by Elizabeth Maria Mercier Querido Farina - 435-448 Degree of organization of the economy and macroeconomic performance
by César Costa Alves de Mattos - 449-462 Post-Fordism in Brazil
by Elizabeth Bortolaia Silva - 463-476 Inflationary tax and inflationary transfer in Brazil
by Rubens Penha Cysne - 471-476 Keynes and the Ricardian Vice
by Matias Vernengo - 477-483 Income distribution in Brazil in the 1980s
by Antônio Corrêa de Lacerda - 484-506 Criação da URV: Exposição de Motivos; Medida Provisória; Decreto
by Governo Federal Governo Federal
1994, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 5-6 Homenagem a Ignácio Rangel
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 173-189 Some critical aspects of the “new Keynesian macroeconomics”
by Luiz Antonio de Oliveira Lima - 190-207 Stabilization programs, technocratic mystification and sectoral chambers
by Guido Mantega - 208-222 The budget process: tendencies and perspectives
by Carlos Alberto Longo - 223-248 Applicability of theories: microneoclassical and entrepreneurial strategy
by Antonio Maria da Silveira - 249-262 Wages and economic growth: foundations of the structuralist approach in a neoclassical model
by Alexandre Rands Barros - 263-272 The decline of a superpower
by Steven Harlow Faucher - 273-281 The risk of privatizing the telecommunications sector in Brazil
by José Carlos Cavalcanti - 282-287 Monetary reform, general indexation and the stabilization plan
by Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho - 288-310 Plano Fernando Henrique Cardoso
by Fernando Henrique Cardoso - 311-335 Artigos de Maria da Conceição Tavares
by Maria da Conceição Tavares
1994, Volume 14, Issue 1
- 1-16 The revenue and the inflation: an interpretation of the Brazilian case
by Edmar Lisboa Bacha - 17-27 The question of stabilization in the 1980s: an institutional approach
by Leda Maria Paulani - 28-44 Currency board
by Fernando Antônio Hadba - 45-56 The Constitution, interest and the economy
by Clovis de Faro - 57-67 Trade balance and the real exchange rate: an analysis of cointegration
by João Marcus Marinho Nunes - 68-91 The potential of agribusiness in the frontier
by Ana Célia Castro & Maria da Graça D. Fonseca - 92-109 Notes on dynamic flexibility, cooperation and economic efficiency
by José Ricardo Tauile - 110-129 The minimum income guaranteed as a proposal to remove poverty in Brazil
by Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy & Samir Cury - 130-143 The “credibility” of the antiinflationary economic policy and its temporal consistency
by Arthur Barrionuevo Filho - 144-148 Price of the currencies of privatisation: the effect of different interest rates
by Fabio Giambiagi & Ana Paula Fontenelle Gorini - 149-151 Resume the investment capacity of the economy to guarantee the development
by Antônio Corrêa de Lacerda - 152-157 On the “horizontalism” of money supply: response to professor Cardim de Carvalho
by Fernando Nogueira da Costa - 158-169 Technical progress and income distribution: the interpretation of Luiz Bresser-Pereira
by Fabio Anderaos de Araújo
1993, Volume 13, Issue 4
- 497-509 Hyperinflation and stabilization
by Fernando de Holanda Barbosa - 510-532 Stabilization in an adverse environment: the 1987 Brazilian experience
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 533-543 Brazilian coffee: no to a new international agreement
by Fernando Homem de Melo - 544-555 The diffusion of political economy in Brazil between the late 18th and early 19th centuries
by Antonio Penalves Rocha - 556-575 Liberalização comercial, distribuição e emprego
by Edward J. Amadeo & José Márcio Camargo - 576-596 Immigrants, skilled labor and industrialization: Rio and São Paulo in the beginning of the century
by Flávio Rabelo Versiani - 597-612 A proposal of to extend the United Nations “Human Development Index”
by Maurício Costa Romão - 613-625 Cyclical variations of earnings inequality in Brazil
by Eliana Cardoso - 626-636 Keynes's monetary theory: a partial survey
by Victoria Chick - 637-643 Inflation and credibility: an introduction with bibliography
by Sérgio Ribeiro da Costa Werlang - 644-651 The vicissitudes of budgeting
by José Serra
1993, Volume 13, Issue 3
- 335-351 Dollarization, exchange-rate anchor and international reserves
by Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr. - 352-373 Financial reform – general aspects and analysis of the complementary law
by Rubens Penha Cysne - 374-387 Privatization of highways in Brazil: comment on the financial viability
by Jorge Ernesto Sánchez Ruiz - 388-404 Value and currency in Marx: critique of critique
by Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg Mollo - 405-418 Canje de deuda por naturaleza: la necesidad de una nueva agenda
by Robert Devlin - 419-440 Determining factors of Brazilian exports to the European Community
by Winston Fritsch & João Roberto Teixeira - 441-453 The scope for industrial policy in a free trade environment
by José Tavares de Araujo Jr. - 454-462 On the endogeneity of Money supply: replica to Professor Nogueira da Costa
by Fernando Cardim de Carvalho - 463-471 Search and inflation
by Marco Antonio Bonomo - 472-481 Indexation and dispersion of relative prices: analysis of the Brazilian case (1975-1991)
by Edward Amadeo & Elena Landau - 482-487 Reflections on A Crise do Estado
by Leonel Mazzali - 488-494 Thirty years of A Inflação Brasileira, by Ignácio Rangel
by José Maria Pereira
1993, Volume 13, Issue 2
- 171-195 Domestic public bond’s debt: an alternative
by Fabio Giamiagi & Álvaro Antônio Zini Jr. - 196-215 Alternatives to stabilization: gradualismo, dollarization, and populism
by Gustavo H. B. Franco - 216-231 Notes on the Brazilian inflationary process: 1986-1991
by Carlos Antonio Luque - 232-247 Currency (im)properties
by Fernando Nogueira da Costa - 248-271 Income distribution in Brazil: evaluation of the long-term tendencies and changes in inequality since mid-1970s
by Régis Bonelli & Lauro Ramos - 272-294 A master of the Brazilian economy: Ignácio Rangel
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & José Marcio Rêgo - 295-313 Notes on the French School of Regulation
by Elimar Pinheiro do Nascimento - 314-320 The expectation system and the wage policy: indexation x prefixing
by César Costa Alves de Mattos - 321-322 On fiscal reform
by Carlos Henrique Rocha - 323-330 Tin cartel: the two faces of the process
by Antonio Mitre
1993, Volume 13, Issue 1
- 3-23 The dynamics of hyperinflation
by Fernando de Holanda Barbosa & Waldyr Muniz Oliva & Elvia Mureb Sallum - 24-38 The liquidity of financial assets and “zeragem automática” of the market
by Carlos Eduardo Carvalho - 39-54 The effects of exchange policy on public finances
by Márcia Nabão - 55-67 Minimum prices and stabilization of agricultural prices
by Maria Auxiliadora de Carvalho & César Roberto Leite da Silva - 68-87 Trade liberalization, regional integration and Southern Common Market: the Brazilian role
by Rubens Antonio Barbosa - 88-109 Entrepreneurial decisions in a monetary production economy: notes for a post-Keynesian theory of the firm
by Carmem A. Feijó - 110-129 The financial system and the financing of growth: a post-Keynesian alternative to the conventional view
by Rogério Studart - 130-146 The concepts of rational action and the limits of the economic approach
by Eleutério F. S. Prado - 147-161 External financial support and economic stabilization
by Arno Meyer - 162-167 Hirschman and the rethoric of reaction
by Maria Valéria Junho Pena
1992, Volume 12, Issue 4
- 138-152 Rumo ao modelo de competição vitorioso nos países desenvolvidos
by ... - 469-479 Industrialization in Latin America: from the “black box” to the “empty mailbox”
by Fernando Fajnzylber - 480-490 Inflationary acceleration, financial instability and internal and external indebtedness
by Alexandre Schwartsman - 491-501 Development, distribution of income and foreign capital: a comment on ECLAC in the 1950s
by Renato Perim Colistete - 502-516 State and development in the 90s: challenges of the institutional reform
by Fernando Rezende - 517-539 A structuralist analysis of inflation and stabilization
by Edward J. Amadeo & José Márcio Camargo - 540-556 Private investment in Latin America
by Eliana Cardoso - 557-573 Monetary and fiscal reform to combat inflation in post-World War II Japan (1945-1951)
by Silvio Yoshiro Mizuguchi Miyazaki - 574-581 The coordination of economic policies in the Common Market of the South – Mercosur
by Olavo Cesar Rocha da Silva - 582-590 The currency board: an independent issuing institution
by André Lara Resende - 591-598 Graphical interpretation of adjustment program costs
by Jairo Abud - 599-608 The modernization and deconcentrating of land in Mato Grosso agriculture: 1970/85
by Maria Aparecida Anselmo Tarsitano - v:12:y:1992:i:4:id:1431 Homenagem a Fernando Fajnzylber
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
1992, Volume 12, Issue 3
- 317-328 Argentina: Cavallo, lope for disaster?
by Joaquim Elói Cirne de Toledo - 329-343 Latin America between two crises
by Aníbal Pinto - 344-359 Government consumption, foreign interest and repressed investment: the problem of external debt revisited
by Fábio Giambiagi & José Carlos Gomes Soares - 360-372 Agricultural commercialization and capitalist development in Brazil
by Renato Sérgio Maluf - 373-386 Accelerating, maintaining and sanctioning factors of inflation: a test of empirical evidence for Brazil
by Neio Lúcio Peres Gualda - 387-407 The new technological strategies of multinationals in the telecommunications sector
by Anne-Marie Maculan - 425-447 Currency in a common research program for post-keynesianism and neo-ricardianism
by Marc Lavoie - 448-455 Economic history, economic theory and applied economics
by Tamás Szmrecsányi - 456-464 The national division of labor: socioeconomic conditions
by Anita Kon - v:12:y:1992:i:3:id:1427 1992 – The necessary stabilization
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
1992, Volume 12, Issue 2
- 161-166 The general crises
by Ignácio M. Rangel - 167-175 Between Polanyi and Von Hayek
by Ignacy Sachs - 176-199 Economic Theory and Latin American Foreign Debt
by Manfred Nitsch - 200-222 Dynamic Stability and Changes in International Monetary Regimes
by Michel Aglietta - 223-248 Human capital in Marshall’s Social Philosophy
by Eduardo Giannetti da Fonseca - 249-266 A Strategic Line for Agricultural Development
by José Eli da Veiga - 267-286 From Cruzado to Collor: Stabilization Plans and Agriculture
by Gervásio Castro de Rezende - 287-295 Wage rigidity and unemployment: a comment on kohn
by Edward J. Amadeo & Amitava Khrishna Dutt