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1987, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 291-294 Reforming the IMF
by Cheryl Payer - 295-301 Final Communiqué of the Conference on the External Debt of Democratic Economists and Jurists
by ... ... - 302-330 The crisis of the Cruzado Plan
by Dilson Funaro & Affonso Celso Pastore & Mário Henrique Simonsen & Francisco de Oliveira & Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Eliana Cardoso
1987, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 3-7 Inequality and capital accumulation in peripherical capitalism
by Raúl Prebisch - 8-26 Capital formation and transfer of funds abroad
by Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr. - 27-72 The resumption of inflation in Brazil: 1974-1986
by Werner Baer - 73-89 Industrial mutations and social constraints in Brazil: Two examples of the diversity of attempts to adapt to the crisis
by Gerald Assouline - 90-104 Against parsimony – Three easy ways to complicate some categories of the economic discourse
by Alberto O. Hirschman - 105-125 Economy and politics in the thought of Albert O. Hirschman: an analysis of three texts
by Maria Valéria Junho Pena - 126-136 De docta ignorantia
by Wandyr Hagge - 137-140 Raúl Prebisch (1901-1986)
by Aníbal Pinto - 141-154 Brazilian industry: prospects for accelerated growth
by Wilson Suzigan - 155-162 Price indices and reserve requirements: a discussion of the fundamentals of the IBGE decision
by Edmar Lisboa Bacha
1986, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 517-534 Marx’s economic theory: a post-Keynesian interpretation
by Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho - 535-563 Declining trend of profit rate and technical progress
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 564-585 The current economic crisis: an essay on a Marxist interpretation
by Nelson Ribeiro & Antonio Mendonça - 586-593 The land question
by Ignácio M. Rangel - 594-606 Position in occupation, working time and income in Brazilian agriculture in 1980
by Rodolfo Hoffmann & Ângela Kageyama - 607-623 Indexing, exchange rate policy and effects of inflationary feedback in Latin America
by Paul D. McNelis - 624-631 A synthesis of the central theses of interpretation of the cycle in the Brazilian economy
by Tânia M. Limeira de Carvalho e Silva - 632-645 A Previdência Social em xeque: uma análise a partir da adequação dos mecanismos de financiamento
by Maurício C. Coutinho - 646-654 State intervention and drought in Northeast Brazil
by Manuel Correia de Andrade - 655-657 For a current Marx
by Rogério Pereira de Andrade - 658-676 White book on public deficit
by Secretaria do Planejamento da Presidência da República . - 677-685 Macroeconomic aspects of the Target Plan
by Secretaria do Planejamento da Presidência da República . - 686-690 The difficulties of the Austral Plan: inflation returns
by Raul E. Cuello
1986, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 5-7 Prebisch
by Celso Furtado - 343-358 Inertial inflation and the Cruzado plan
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 359-369 Food price stability and interventions: a new government posture
by Fernando Homem de Melo - 370-393 Value, competiton, and concentration
by Jonas Zoninsein - 394-405 Michal Kalecky ant the theory of effective demand
by Julio López G. - 406-418 Microelectronic and automation: the new phase of the Brazilian automotive industry
by José Ricardo Tauile - 419-444 Transformations in the labor market in Brazil during the crisis: 1980-1983
by João L. M. Sabóia - 445-447 About the calculation of update factors in DL 2284
by Edmar Lisboa Bacha - 448-466 Economic stabilization plan
by Geraldo Gardenalli & Marisa Carvalho - 467-513 Articles in the press on the Cruzado Plan
by Several Authors
1986, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 171-192 Wages and wage policy
by Domingo Zurron Ócio - 193-199 Kalecki’s investment model: an empirical analysis of the United States, 1948-1980
by Ednaldo Araquem da Silva - 200-222 The State and the multinational enterprises
by Philippe Faucher & Jorge Niosi - 223-236 The Hungarian 1945-1946 hyperinflation
by Georges Hegedus - 237-243 Inertial inflation and Phillips curve
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Yoshiaki Nakano - 244-258 The Argentine shock and the Brazilian dilemma
by Eduardo Marco Modiano - 259-271 Measuring inflation in Brazil
by Francisco Lafaiete Lopes - 272-284 IGP or IPCA as inflation estimators and indexes in the Brazilian economy
by Francisco de Assis Moura de Melo - 285-290 Currency shock in Argentina: orthodox or heterodox?
by José Roberto Pacheco - 291-302 Socioeconomic stratification of household energy consumption in Brazil
by Antonio Carlos Bôa Nova - 303-314 The performance of the industrial sector in 1985
by Wilson Suzigan & Antonio Kandir - 315-317 Debt and inflation
by Carlos A. Longo - 318-321 Public debt indexation and monetary reform
by Joaquim Elói Cirne de Toledo - 322-334 Documents on the monetary reform of Argentina
by Raul Alfonsín & Juan Sourrouille - 335-338 Interview on the Austral Plan
by Juan Sourrouille
1986, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 3-34 Reflections on the limits and economic potentialities of democratization
by Fernando Fajnzylber - 35-53 Economic and political crises: some reflections in the light of the Brazilian experience
by Gustavo Maia Gomes - 54-65 How to avoid runaway inflation. A new and simple method: a secondary currency
by Peter Hilferding - 66-84 Economic growth and food offer in Brazil
by Gervásio Castro de Rezende - 85-100 Economic nature of a natural catastrophe: characteristics and impact of the 1979-80 northeastern drought
by Clóvis Cavalcanti - 101-129 Internal migrations and underdevelopment. A discussion
by Assuéro Ferreira - 130-139 Preliminary remarks on the economic strategy of the new Brazilian government
by Edmar Lisboa Bacha - 140-145 Notes for a financial history of the Light group in Brazil, 1899/1939
by Tamás Szmrecsányi - 146-153 Monthly adjustments: an alternative for wage policy
by Eduardo Marco Modiano - 154-158 “The Organized Fantasy”: a chronicle of interventionism
by Guido Mantega - 159-166 Notes on the Broad National Consumer Price Index
by Ibge
1985, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 477-486 Conservative economy and progressive economy
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 487-503 The Brazilian inflation: lessons and perspectives
by Mário Henrique Simonsen - 504-530 Agroindustry, public policies and rural social structures: recent analyzes of Brazilian agriculture
by D. E. Goodman & B. Sorj & J. Wilkinson - 531-540 Deficit, debt and adjustment: a note on the Brazilian case
by Armínio Fraga Neto & André Lara Resende - 541-550 Public debt: a simple model
by Pérsio Arida - 551-574 The regionalization of the large industry in Brazil: Recife and Salvador in the 70s
by Maria de Azevedo Brandão - 575-581 Notes on industrial “recovery” and resumption of growth
by Wilson Cano - 582-594 The Argentine experience of anti-inflationary policy: June 1985
by Antonio Kandir & Lídia Goldenstein - 595-619 Newspaper articles on the monetary reform in Argentina
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Antonio Delfin Neto & Roberto Campos & Octávio Gouvêa de Bulhões & Antonio Dias Leite & Celso L. Martone - 620-627 Subsidies for foreign debt renegotiation
by Relatório da COPAG - 628-638 Subsidies for financial policies
by Relatório da COPAG
1985, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 323-344 Recession, inflation and foreign debt
by Ignácio Rangel - 345-369 The debt crisis: a longer-term perspective
by Albert Fishlow - 370-380 Distribution of income and poverty among families in Brazil, 1980-1983
by Rodolfo Hoffmann - 381-402 Relations between agriculture and industry in Brazil: 1930-1960
by Fernando M. Dall'Acqua - 403-421 The proletariat as producer and as product
by João Bernardo - 422-435 Bourgeois state and nature of planning in the Northeast
by Paulo Henrique N. Martins - 436-454 External debt and development alternatives in Latin America
by Ricardo Ffrench-Davis - 455-460 Administrative policy for controlling inflation: some comments
by Roberto de Arnaldo Silva Vellutini - 461-463 About the Phillips Curve: A Response
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Yoshiaki Nakano - 464-472 General guidelines for economic policy: Notes for the 1st DNP of the New Republic, May – 1985
by João Sayad
1985, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 157-167 The resumption of North American hegemony
by Maria da Conceição Tavares - 168-191 Two misdiagnoses of the tax issue in Brazil
by Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr. - 192-219 The controversy over the minimum wage and the wage rate in the Brazilian economy: new evidence
by João L. M. Sabóia - 220-250 Unequal growth in an underdevelopment economy. The case of Brazil
by Elisabeth Sadoulet - 251-263 International finance and the Third World
by Jeff Frieden - 264-268 Economic constraints and political transition: notes for a debate
by Alkimar R. Moura - 269-271 Comments on Robert Nicol’s note on the downward trend in the rate of profit in Ricardo
by Rodolfo Hoffmann - 272-275 A clarification to Hoffmann
by Robert Nicol - 276-277 Two deindexation proposals
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 278-287 Indexed currency: neither magic nor panacea
by André Lara Resende - 288-295 The indexed currency: a proposal to eliminate inertial inflation
by André Lara Resende - 296-319 Inertial inflation, hyperinflation, and disinflation: notes and conjectures
by Francisco Lafaiete Lopes
1985, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 3-18 Recession and interest rates: Brazil in the early 1980s
by Pérsio Arida & André Lara Resende - 19-37 The ‘’non-universality’’ theory of economic theory
by Dercio Garcia Munhoz - 38-66 The debt problem and options for its reduction
by Rudiger Dornbusch - 67-83 Indebtedness and poverty
by Pierre Salama - 84-110 The composition of production in the expansion process of the Brazilian agricultural frontier
by Fernando Homem de Melo - 111-133 Land price, interest rate and financial accumulation in Brazil
by Cláudio Antonio G. Egler - 134-141 The end of inflation in the Lisarb kingdom
by Edmar Bacha - 142-146 Wages: a possible compromise alternative (comments)
by Claudio S. Dedecca & Fabia Tuma - 147-152 The monetary budget and the socialization of losses from the exchange rate crisis
by Eduardo Luis Lundberg
1984, Volume 4, Issue 4
- 315-334 The economic crisis and the scourge of unemployment
by José Serra - 335-362 The (Brazilian) inflation according to Marx
by Alberto Passos Guimarães - 363-372 A note on the secular trend of falling profit rates in Ricardo
by Robert Nicol - 373-399 Mixed economy and State jurisdiction: towards a theory of State intervention in the Economy
by René Villarreal - 400-418 Female industrial employment and the Brazilian economic crisis
by Helena Hirata & John Humphrey - 419-434 Land rent: a necessary theoretical concretion
by Reinaldo A. Carcanholo - 435-445 Notes on the evolution of the tax burden
by Carlos A. Longo - 446-456 The world economic scenery 18 months after the beginning of North American recovery
by José Antônio Martins - 457-464 The theoretical trap of the stabilization policy
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Yoshiaki Nakano
1984, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 315-324 Northeast: reflections on an alternative development policy
by Celso Furtado - 325-334 Causes and consequences of the Latin American debt
by Tom E. Davis - 335-352 Brazil's post-IMF international financial negotiations
by José Claudio Ferreira da Silva & Maria Helena T. T. Horta - 353-369 Internationalization of the economy or endogenous development? The highlights of the crisis in Brazil
by Ignacy Sachs - 370-392 Marx and the foundations of capitalist economic dynamics
by Mário Luiz Possas - 393-411 Capital accumulation, internationalization of the economy and SMEs
by Henrique Rattner - 412-433 Administrative policy to control inflation
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Yoshiaki Nakano - 434-443 International financial crisis and international capital flow
by Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr. - 444-456 Indexing, purges, inflation and income distribution
by James Clark Nunes Júnior - 457-460 Economic stabilization policies in Brazil: a note with an orthodox approach
by William Tyler
1984, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 161-185 The 3rd version of the negotiations between Brazil-IMF
by Maria Sílvia Bastos Marques & Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr. - 186-194 Salaries: a possible compromise alternative
by Paulo Renato Souza - 195-205 A stabilization program for Brazil
by Rudiger Dornbusch - 206-223 The improvidence of social security
by Fernando Rezende - 224-241 A new contribution to the debate on effective demand
by João Heraldo Lima & Maurício Borges Lemos - 242-266 The Keynesian conception of economic crises and its critique based on Marx
by Rômulo Soares Polari - 267-290 Essay on the relevance of the law of value
by João Antônio de Paula - 291-302 The big company and its destiny in Brazilian agriculture: a case study
by Antônio Carlos Kfouri Aidar - 303-310 The question of method in political economy
by Ricardo Tolipan
1984, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 3-19 Accelerating, maintaining and sanctionating factors of inflation
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Yoshiaki Nakano - 20-37 Recent developments and prospects of the Mexican economy
by Jaime Ross - 38-50 Energy production and modernization of the São Francisco Valley
by Manuel Correia de Andrade - 51-65 State budget and political control
by Luiz Carlos Merege & Ricardo Toledo Neder - 66-82 Notes on the constitution of capitalism in Russia: from the emancipation of the peasants to the big industry
by Fabrício Augusto de Oliveira - 83-96 Duality and the long cycle
by Ignácio M. Rangel - 97-118 The internationalization of production: a general theory?
by Reinaldo Gonçalves - 119-128 Keynes and the end of the laissez-faire
by Luiz Antônio de Oliveira Lima - 129-141 Notes on the industrial development and economic policy in Brazil in the 1930s
by Wilson Suzigan - 142-157 Documents
by Affonso Celso Pastore & Antônio Delfim Netto & Ernane Galvêas
1983, Volume 3, Issue 4
- 413-427 Prologue to the third letter
by Edmar Bacha - 428-463 Technology and Peasantry: the Brazilian case
by José Graziano da Silva & Angela A. Kageyama & Devancyr A. Romão & José A. Wagner Neto & Luzia C. Guedes Pinto - 464-492 International finance and the State in advanced and less developed capitalist countries
by Jeff Frieden - 493-513 State monopoly capitalism; a critical point of view
by Aloísio Teixeira - 514-532 The diffusion of the nuclear industry: preliminary considerations for Latin American programs
by Cesare G. Galvan - 533-541 How not to make fiscal policy
by Sulamis Dain - 542-545 A note on the public debt and monetary correction
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Marcelo G. Antinori - 546-569 The agreement between Brazil and the IMF
by Ernane Galvêas & Carlos Geraldo Langoni
1983, Volume 3, Issue 3
- 273-283 This crisis cannot be managed…
by Ignácio M. Rangel - 284-307 Capitalist instability and effective demand (Kalecki’s reason)
by José Carlos de Souza Braga - 308-318 Money and transformation in Marx
by Ricardo Tolipan - 319-333 The value in Marx and Garegnani’s fallacy
by Fabrício Augusto de Oliveira - 334-349 The Brazilian northeast, an unfinished counterpoint to accumulation?
by Assuéro Ferreira - 350-363 The evolution of the Brazilian petrochemical industry and the tripartite company model
by Marcus Alban Suarez - 364-382 Reformist and revolutionary theories of development and underdevelopment
by Ronald H. Chilcote - 383-397 Social security policies in the Southern cone
by Ernesto A. Isuani - 398-409 The setbacks of recessive economic policy (1981/82)
by Lídia Goldenstein
1983, Volume 3, Issue 2
- 135-143 The crisis of the capitalist economy
by Celso Furtado - 144-153 The global financial crisis
by Maria da Conceição Tavaves - 154-174 The international financial crisis: conditions and implications
by Samuel Lichtensztejn - 175-189 Agriculture, energy and economic recession
by Fernando Homem de Mello - 190-221 The growth of the industrial company in the coffee economy
by Gerald Dinus Reiss - 222-246 Rise and decline of the seventies
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 247-255 On the reality of ideology in economic theory
by Gilson Schwartz - 256-259 Note on the agro-industrial complex and the industrialization of agriculture in Brazil
by Tamas Szmrecsanyi - 260-268 Insisting on the recency of the Brazilian agro-industrial complex
by Geraldo Müller
1983, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 3-25 The tax system: diagnosis and reform
by José Serra - 26-36 Income distribution in Brazil, in 1980, by Federation Units
by Rodolfo Hoffmann - 37-44 Economic transnationalization versus autonomy of national policies: notes for the discussion of a research agenda
by Maurício Dias David - 45-58 Money: from the reification of social relations to money fetishism
by João Bernardo - 59-68 Competition and accumulation potential: a comment on Eduardo Guimarães’s thesis
by José Tavares de Araújo Jr. - 69-81 “It was not for lack of warning”
by Luciano Coutinho - 82-89 Recession and renegotiation
by Pedro Sampaio Malan - 90-96 Renegotiation: panacea or black hole?
by Alkimar R. Moura - 97-112 A new strategy for Brazilian economic development: analysis of the book “The political economy of the crisis”
by João Paulo de Almeida Magalhães - 113-119 The destruction of land rent and the rate of profit in agriculture: a commentary
by Nelson Castan - 120-130 Proalcool and food production
by Marcos Cintra Cavalcanti de Albuquerque
1982, Volume 2, Issue 4
- 425-434 Eastern Europe and Latin America commercial relationship
by Celso Furtado - 435-450 The radical challenge to the dominant economy
by Stephen Marglin - 451-472 Notes on agriculture in the short term
by João Sayad - 473-486 Inflation, employment and balance of payments in Brazil
by Eliana A. Cardoso - 487-523 Value, price, and competition: no need to start over from the beginning
by Mario Luiz Possas - 524-540 Industrial society and the power of the company
by Raimar Richers - 541-550 Social, racial, and sexual inequality
by Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy - 551-561 Social-democratic models in debate
by Sérgio Rocha
1982, Volume 2, Issue 3
- 283-305 State expenses, distribution, and value
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 306-326 Economic growth and spatial distribution of the population
by Paul Singer - 327-349 Expansion and contraction of employment on the agricultural frontier
by George Martine - 350-381 Authoritarianism and structural changes in Chile
by Pilar Vergara - 382-404 Cycles and structural changes in the Brazilian post-war economy: the recent crisis
by José Serra - 405-412 On paradoxical duality: commentary on “The History of Brazilian Duality” by Ignácio Rangel
by Tarso Bonilha Mazzotti - 413-415 Notes on “Of Paradoxical Duality”: a reply
by Ignácio Rangel - 416-421 The agro-industrial complex as a stage and path for the development of agriculture
by Alberto Passos Guimarães
1982, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 145-183 Cycles and structural changes in the post-war Brazilian economy
by José Serra - 184-211 Agriculture and rural industrialization in Brazil
by Geraldo Müller - 212-235 The public company as an instrument of economic policy
by Philippe Faucher