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February 2026, Volume 46, Issue 1
- 3-23 Liberal or Developmentalist? Brazil’s faces in the global financial order
by Luiz Fernando Rodrigues de Paula & Pedro Lange Netto Machado & Eduardo Mantoan - 24-38 Can China maintain high growth rates under the “dual-circulation” decoupling?
by Vladimir Popov - 39-59 Structural change and environmental degradation: Evidence on the determinants of CO2e emissions in Brazilian states (2003-2022)
by Elisangela Araujo & Carlos Eduardo Caldarelli & Hugo Carcanholo Iasco Pereira - 60-73 Ignacy Sachs, the challenge of sustainable development
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 74-93 Public debt and liquidity management in Brazil: institutional complementarity and the dynamics of gross debt and securities debt
by Luís Carlos G. de Magalhães & José Luís da Costa Oreiro & Kolaï Z. J. Yannick & Carla C. R. Araújo - 94-109 The contributions of Knapp and Innes to the Chartalist Theory of Money
by Vitor Guidorzzi Girotto & Eduardo Strachman - 110-133 Distributive conflict in a post-Kaleckian model with two classes of workers
by Tailiny Ventura & Fabricio J. Missio & Julio Fernando Costa Santos - 134-155 Thorstein Veblen’s political economy and its implications for the original institutionalism agenda
by Octavio A. C. Conceição - 156-181 An analysis of the competitive process in Brazilian industry based on the use of a sectoral simulation model
by Tatiana Massaroli de Melo & André Luiz Correa - 182-202 Rosenstein-Rodan and his time in Vienna
by Diogo Alberto de Moraes & Eduardo Angeli - 203-223 Bio-inputs for agriculture in Brazil: Why can’t the alternative become mainstream?
by João Marcelo Abbud & Andrei Cechin - 224-244 Brazilian inflationary dynamics from 2011 to 2019: A multisector approach
by Leandro Gomes & Fabio Freitas
May 2026, Volume 42, Issue 2
- 263747-263747 Rural pension policy in Brazil: performance, challenges, and reform proposals
by Fabio Giambiagi1 Giambiagi & Rogério Nagamine Costanzi & Otávio José Guerci Sidone - 263765-263765 From liberal to illiberal capitalism: a Keynesian/institutionalist approach. Economics as a moral science
by Alain Herscovici - 263767-263767 The dynamics of the Brazilian manufacturing industry from 2002 to 2024: empirical research in light of the New-Developmentalist Theory
by Gilson Nunes de Paula & Roberto Alexandre Zanchetta Borghi - 263791-263791 Is Brazilian premature deindustrialization a case of Dutch disease?
by André Nassif & Carmem Feijó & Eliane Araújo - 263792-263792 Public and private investments at the subnational level: the Brazilian experience in a Keynesian perspective
by André Moreira Cunha & Julimar da Silva Bichara & Marcos Tadeu Caputi Lélis & Diana Chaukat Chaib - 263802-263802 Kaldor’s paradox, industrial equilibrium exchange rate, and technological gap: a reconciliation of New Developmentalism with stylized facts
by José Luis Oreiro - 263804-263804 The asymmetric effects of exchange rate on export performance: revisiting the Dutch disease in Brazil (2011-2024)
by Carlos Eduardo Caldarelli & Elisangela Araújo & Felipe Orsolin - 263805-263805 Natural resource curse versus Dutch disease: the explanatory primacy of New Developmentalism over the paradox of plenty
by Isaias Albertin de Moraes - 263807-263807 One hundred years of Dutch disease in Macondo: the rise and collapse of coffee and oil booms in Colombia
by Diana Stella Antonio Rojas & Gonzalo Cómbita Mora - 263808-263808 Searching for a New Theory of Dutch disease after Corden and Neary
by Jan Priewe
October 2025, Volume 45, Issue 4
- 645-657 Sterilized intervention under excess supply of foreign exchange: Is the Trilemma valid?
by Martin Rapetti - 658-680 The China-US diplomatic and trade relations in the 21st century and the Cold War 2.0 fallacy
by Alexandre Abdal & Douglas Meira Ferreira - 681-700 Discussing the critiques of the mathematization of economics: an economist’s perspective
by Muhammad Riyadh Ghozali Lubis & Muhammad Adlin Sila - 701-720 The impacts of trade freedom on food insecurity from countries with different profiles: an empirical analysis
by Carolina Rodrigues Corrêa Ferreira & Michelle Ruas Gomide & Vinícius de Azevedo Couto Firme - 721-737 The political economy of neoliberal fascism: designing alternatives to contemporary barbarism
by Alfredo Saad-Filho - 738-755 From mimicry to authenticity: ISEB and the idea of Brazilian culture (1954-1960)
by Courtney J. Campbell - 756-775 Ways to overcome poverty in Brazil: Basic Income and the Bolsa Família Program
by Rosa Maria Marques & Solange Emilene Berwig - 776-794 Is intergenerational poverty in Brazil transmitted by sociobehavioral factors?
by Lilian Lopes Ribeiro & Alesandra de Araújo Benevides - 795-816 Conventions and the exchange rate: an application of the Harvey’s Model to Brazil
by Marco Flávio da Cunha Resende & Luíza Delgado Vieira & Juan da Silva Barcelos de Campos & Rafael Saulo Marques Ribeiro - 817-834 The political economy of cannabis legalization: moral ideas and the limits of economic analysis
by Marcos Fernandes Gonçalves da Silva - 835-855 The European Union Cohesion Policy impact on Circular Economy and Renewable Energy: a comparison between Portugal and Slovenia
by Erika D. URŠIČ & Bernardo Valente - 856-875 Coopetition and the social order of markets: a possible dialogue?
by Maicom Sergio Brandão & Moacir Godinho Filho & Silvio Eduardo Alvarez Candido & Pedro Reinaldo Campanini & Diego Rorato Fogaça
June 2025, Volume 45, Issue 3
- 405-420 Underdevelopment, development, and the Dutch disease: the seminal and still relevant theory of Celso Furtado
by André Nassif - 421-443 Subnational government banks profitability in Brazil between 2003 and 2019
by Daniel Diniz Oliveira & Lauro Gonzalez & Tiago Couto Porto - 444-463 Decolonial AI: A perspective on the imperialist states’ colonizing quest for labor applied in the development of artificial intelligence
by Jian Carlos de Melo - 464-487 What do we know about wealth inequality in Brazil?
by Pedro Fandiño & Celia Kerstenetzky & Tais Simões - 488-503 The academic literature on fiscal policy in the aftermath of the 2008 crisis: a Keynesian resurgence?
by Marcelo Fantaccini Brito - 504-515 Fiscal rules in Brazil: An analysis of the new fiscal framework
by Fernando de Holanda Barbosa Filho & Mario Carvalho - 516-534 Narratives and economic policy: the construction of the fiscal agenda in the journalistic media in the period 2010-2015
by Jamile Ulisses Pereira & Fabio Terra - 535-550 Regional monetary agreements: prospects and limits for Mercosur
by Alexandre Jerônimo de Freitas & Marcelo Pereira Fernandes - 551-569 Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and Instant Payments: alternatives to global digital asset markets for Brazil and India
by Tatiana Silveira Camacho & Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva - 570-587 The philosophical foundations of Keynes’s taxonomy and its contribution to economic pluralism
by Tainari Taioka - 588-618 Thorstein Veblen: The independent thinker whose contributions advanced a distinct tradition of heterodox economics
by John Battaile Hall - 619-640 Asymmetric effects from exchange to inflation: evidence to Brazil via NARDL models
by Benito Adelmo Salomão Neto & Thaís Guimarães Alves
March 2025, Volume 45, Issue 2
- 211-234 Contributions of Classical and New Developmentalism
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 235-252 A world order in crisis and transition: contemplating its future
by Deepak Nayyar - 253-261 Will the IMF Survive to 100?
by Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr. & Robert H. Wade - 262-288 Vargas’ Estado Novo: A case of economic populism?
by Claucir Roberto Schmidtke & Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca - 289-302 Superfluous women and the invisible economists of Langham Place
by Brena Paula Magno Fernandez & Raíssa Vieira de Melo - 303-319 Bernard Shaw and the making of Fabian economics
by Antonio V. B. Mota Filho - 320-340 BNDES and capital markets: clarifications for the public debate in Brazil
by Ricardo Barboza & Ernani Torres & Norberto Montani Martins & Letícia Magalhães & Thiago Pereira & Victor Libera - 341-360 Impact of tax progressivity on regional income inequalities: a comparative analysis between Brazil and Germany
by Raihan Mian & Swarna Bintay Kadir & Diego Sanches Corrêa - 361-381 Pension policy and gender equity in Brazil: proposals for greater effectiveness
by Otavio José Guerci Sidone & Fabio Giambiagi - 382-401 The nexus between structural transformation and poverty reduction in Maghreb region. A sectoral value-added analysis
by Freeman Munisi Mateko
December 2025, Volume 45, Issue 1
- 3-23 Modern services, real exchange rate and economic growth
by Wallace Marcelino Pereira & Fabricio J. Missio & Frederico Gonzaga Jayme Jr. - 24-42 Consumer goods and services inflation in Latin America during the COVID-19 pandemic
by Víctor Manuel Cuevas Ahumada & Ignacio Perrotini Hernández - 43-65 Latin American Structuralists and Inertial Inflation Theories
by Hugo C. Iasco-Pereira & André Roncaglia & Marcelo Curado - 66-85 Global financial orders and credit rating agencies: disruptions and adaptations
by Pedro Lange Machado - 86-103 Technological progress, human capital, and employment rate: an empirical analysis using P-ARDL models from 1960-2019
by Daisy Caroline Nascimento Pereira & Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva - 104-125 Putnam, Sen, and Smith: A critical reflection on the Neoclassical Economic Theory
by Luiz Antonio de Oliveira Lima - 126-143 Contemporary industrial policy and challenges to South America and Brazil
by Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros & Esther Majerowicz - 144-163 Comparative analysis of different heterodox interpretations about the end of the “Golden Age” of Western capitalism
by Luciano Alencar Barros & Carlos Pinkusfeld Bastos - 164-182 Artificial Intelligence in the development strategy of contemporary China
by Célio Hiratuka & Antônio Carlos Diegues - 183-205 The Eloquent Silence: why are development theories silent about racism?
by Silvio Luiz de Almeida & Leda Maria Paulani
October 2024, Volume 44, Issue 4
- 603-619 Financial instability and climate change: new challenges for central banks
by Luiz Henrique Bispo Santos & Eliane Cristina Araújo - 620-636 Reindustrialization in the sustainable development convention
by Carmem Feijó & Fernanda Feil & Fernando Amorim Teixeira - 637-656 A study on the determinants of the real exchange rate misalignments
by Francisco Eduardo Pires de Souza & Viviane Luporini - 657-678 Independence, the 1930s and developmentalism
by Ivan Colangelo Salomão & Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca - 679-697 Harrod-Domar Dilemma, Thirlwall’s Law and Green New Developmentalism
by Chiara Grazini & Giulio Guarini & José Luis Oreiro - 698-713 “High-quality” economic development: China’s conciliation between economic growth and environmental sustainability
by Gilberto Libânio & Diana Chaib - 714-729 The BNDES’ role in the Green Economy: institutional framework, disbursements and resource mobilisation (2010-2021)
by Camila Franco Bartelega & Ana Rosa Ribeiro de Mendonça - 730-752 Economic complexity and elasticity ratio: a theoretical and empirical approach
by André Mellini & Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva - 753-768 Growing by decreasing
by Andrei Cechin & José Eli da Veiga - 769-785 Bridging the gap between production and ecology: a multi-regional input-output analysis of current Brazilian and Chinese productive and ecological relations
by Jan Klink & Gabriel Santos Carneiro & Bruno Castro Dias da Fonseca - 786-801 Sustainable development in China: the pathway of decarbonizing the energy mix
by Isabela de Oliveira Garcia & Roberto Alexandre Zanchetta Borghi - 802-812 Considerations on currency reform in Germany after World War II
by Judyta przyluska-schmitt & Dorota Jegorow & Tamás Szigetvári
July 2024, Volume 44, Issue 3
- 381-384 Maria da Conceição Tavares
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 385-396 Alternative policy imagination for anti-toxic Indian development
by Amit Bhaduri - 397-420 The international monetary and financial system and the digital revolution: perspectives for emerging and developing countries
by Luiza Peruffo & André Moreira Cunha & Julima da Silva Bichara - 421-441 Commodity dependence, structural reforms, and commodity trap: South America 1970-2017
by Fernando Isabella - 442-466 Industrialization and deindustrialization: an empirical analysis of some drivers of structural change in Brazil, 1947-2021
by Hugo C. Iasco-Pereira & Paulo César Morceiro - 467-483 Fiscal policy transmission mechanisms
by Manoel Carlos Pires & Luiz Fernando de Paula - 484-501 Critical rationalism and institutional change in Hayek
by Eduardo Angeli - 502-523 Industrial policy in Brazil: empirical evidence in a context of structural changes (2007-2020)
by Luís Felipe Giesteira & Thiago Caliari & Felipe Orsolin-Teixeira - 524-544 Internationalization of Brazilian companies: the rise and fall of a state policy
by Robson Coelho Cardoch Valdez - 545-562 Francisco Dornelles’ brief tenure at the Ministry of Finance: The decline of FGV-RJ and the Delfim Boys’ dominance in shaping Brazil’s economic policy
by Alexandre F. S. Andrada - 563-582 The International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) and India: potential and impediments
by Lakshman Chandra Pal - 583-599 The nature of Central Bank Independence: historical background and rise in the era of financialization
by Rodrigo Siqueira Rodriguez
March 2024, Volume 44, Issue 2
- 215-240 Developmentalist policies in financialized economies: contradictions and impasses of the Brazilian case
by Miguel Bruno & Leda Maria Paulani - 241-260 Long waves of economic growth in Asia and Western Europe, 1950-2020: are there any circularcumulative causation and contradiction aspects?
by Bhimo R. Samudro & Yogi P. Pratama & Albertus M. Soesilo & Harry Bloch & Ruhul Salim & Andri Prasetyo & Muhammad B. Sistriatmaja - 261-279 An analysis of the Chinese inward FDI development and regulation policy and the Five-Year Plans
by Tomás Costa de Azevedo Marques & Giorgio Romano Schutte - 280-297 Developmentalism as historical legacy
by Renato Perissinotto - 298-318 Income transfers and household debt. The advancing collateralization of social policy in the midst of restructuring crises
by Lena Lavinas & Eliane Araújo & Pedro Rubin - 319-339 The political economy of economic policy: industrial entrepreneurs and macroeconomic prices in Brazil (2003-2016)
by Pedro Micussi - 340-356 Chinese global agribusiness project in the Brazilian soybean commodity chain: Historical structures and current actions
by Giacomo Otavio Tixiliski - 357-376 Preschool expansion in Brazil: an analysis of historical determinants
by Talita Silva & Thais Barcellos & Guilherme Hirata & João Batista Araujo e Oliveira
December 2024, Volume 44, Issue 1
- 5-28 A brief history of development theory. From Schumpeter and Prebisch to new developmentalism
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & José Luis Oreiro - 29-41 The legacy of Celso Furtado
by Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr. - 42-62 The “National Champions” strategy in Brazil. Insights from JBS, VALE and AB-INBEV’ internationalization process (2003-2018)
by Dario Clemente - 63-83 An analysis of the competitiveness of developing countries based on the foreign added value of exports: the use of revealed comparative advantage index for the period 1995 to 2018
by Tatiana Massaroli de Melo & Eneas Gonçalves de Carvalho - 84-102 When McCloskey meets Latour: changing the perspectives on the debates about Rhetoric in Economics
by Mayara S. S. Pires & Ramón G. Fernández - 103-124 From Medieval to Liberal Man: Cycles and Crises of Liberalism – Recent Authoritarian Tendencies
by Luiz Afonso Simoens da Silva - 125-144 Exchange Rate Behavior in the BRICS
by Flavio Vilela Vieira & Cleomar Gomes da Silva - 145-167 The developmental welfare state in South Korea under globalization
by Pedro Barbosa - 168-188 Value extraction, crowding out, and instability of the financial sector on Colombian productive development
by Gonzalo Combita Mora - 189-209 El Salvador: an analysis of the monetary integration law and the bitcoin law
by Sergio Luis Náñez Alonso & Miguel Ángel Echarte Fernández & David Sanz Bas & Cristina Pérez Rico
November 2023, Volume 43, Issue 4
- 773-776 Tribute to Ignacy Sachs (1927-2023)
by Jorge Felix - 777-788 New steps in the construction of New Developmentalism
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 789-812 The real exchange rate matters, but why? A new developmentalist assessment
by Hugo C. Iasco-Pereira & Fabrício J. Missio - 813-836 The concept of Developmental State revisited
by Isaias Albertin de Moraes - 837-852 State planning and the sustainable development convention: an introduction
by Carmen Feijó & Fernanda Feil & Linnit Pessoa - 853-873 Financialization, credit rating agencies, and “policy space”: The Brazilian experience
by Pedro Lange Netto Machado & Luiz Fernando de Paula - 874-892 PIX: explaining a state-owned Fintech
by Mario G. Schapiro & Pedro Salomon Bezerra Mouallem & Eric Gil Dantas - 893-913 The rentier behavior of the Brazilian banks
by Bruno Mader - 914-935 Trade opening, productivity and employment in Brazil
by Thalita Borges & João P. Romero & Fabrício Silveira - 936-954 Pemex in the context of the global oil company: investment policy and lessons learned
by Angélica Tacuba Santos - 955-970 The dilemma of growth: pollution and health impacts in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa)
by Amir Elalouf
August 2023, Volume 43, Issue 3
- 543-563 From the national system of technological innovation to the “New Projectment Economy” in China
by Elias Jabbour & Uallace Moreira - 564-575 Why the economy is hard to manage and how this could possibly be dealt with
by Bertrand Wong - 576-591 The historical roots of neoliberalism: origin and meaning
by Sulafa Nofal - 592-618 The impossible quartet in a demand led growthsupermultiplier model for a small open economy
by José Luis Oreiro & Julio Fernando Costa Santos - 619-645 The commodity reserve currency chapter: Friedrich A. Hayek, John Maynard Keynes, and the International Monetary Order
by Keanu Telles - 646-669 What Have We Learned about National Development Banks? Evidence from Brazil
by Ricardo Barboza & Samuel Pessoa & Fábio Roitman & Eduardo Pontual Ribeiro - 670-685 Fritz Redlich and the entrepreneur as God and demon
by Rafael Galvão de Almeida - 686-705 Do political commentaries command? The case of the Central Bank of Brazil
by Gokhan Sahin Gunes & Dila Asfuroglu - 706-722 Reflections on the progressivity of the pension policy in Brazil: a contribution to the debate
by Luís Eduardo Afonso & Otávio José Guerci Sidone & Geraldo Andrade da Silva Filho - 723-746 Growth regimes in central and peripheral countries: an econometric analysis, 1980-2018
by Emiliano Lopez & Deborah Nogueira - 747-769 Radical uncertainty and the effect of transport infrastructure on land prices
by Nestor Garza Puentes & Jenifer Garza
May 2023, Volume 43, Issue 2
- 309-334 An interpretation of the Brazilian economy from the profit rate: 1950-2020
by Adalmir Marquetti & Eduardo Maldonado Filho & Alessandro Miebach & Henrique Morrone - 335-357 The Argentinian economic crisis of 2018: background and interpretation
by Carlos Henrique Horn & Luiza Pecis Valenti & Ben-Hur dos Santos Petry - 358-379 The effects of multidimensional well-being growth on poverty and inequality in Brazil over the periods of 2004-2008 and 2016-2019
by Otavio Junio Faria Neves & Ana Márcia Rodrigues da Silva - 380-397 Green economy and green jobs: a multisectoral analysis by means of Spain’s social accounting matrix
by Omar Chabán-García & Antonio Luis Hidalgo-Capitán - 398-417 The prosperous decade of 2004-2013 and new developmentalism
by Demian Fiocca - 418-441 Sectoral deindustrialization and long-run stagnation of Brazilian manufacturing
by Paulo César Morceiro & Joaquim José Martins Guilhoto - 442-464 Mexico: the Great Depression and the Coronacrisis, 1929 and 2020
by Eduardo Loría - 465-479 SUS funding in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic
by Rosa Maria Marques & Mariana Ribeiro Jansen Ferreira - 480-498 The theory of inertial inflation: a brief history
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 499-515 Identifying racial discrimination by the performance differential of High School students
by Diego Carneiro & Maitê Shirasu & Guilherme Irffi - 516-538 Institutionalism and its relations with developmentalism: past, present and future
by Ijean Gomes Riedo & Manoel João Ramos & Flavia Piccinin Paz Gubert & Aldi Feiden
February 2023, Volume 43, Issue 1
- 5-25 Industrial policy, techno-nationalism and Industry 4.0: China-USA technology war
by Antonio Carlos Diegues & José Eduardo Roselino - 26-47 Revisiting the concept of Economic Development and the School of Thought of Developmentalism in Economics
by Isaías Albertin de Moraes - 48-66 Keynes and Hayek: some common elements in business cycle theory
by Alexandru Patruti - 67-77 A Classical-Post Keynesian critique on neoclassical environmentally-adjusted multifactor productivity
by Giulio Guarini - 78-95 The recurring debate about the end of labor with technological unemployment
by Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg Mollo & Rafael Acypreste - 96-109 The Brazilian ‘secular stagnation’: Its causes and an agenda to overcome it
by Fernando Ferrari Filho & Fabio Terra - 110-124 Financial budget adjustment and public debt carrying cost in Brazil 2002-2021
by Gilberto Borça Jr. & Nelson H. Barbosa-Filho - 125-144 Appropriation, beliefs, and inculcation: Some other connections between American Pragmatism and Veblen’s conspicuous consumer
by Felipe Almeida & Manuel Ramon Luz - 145-164 Rousseff’s administration and the economic populism: an interpretation
by Ivan Colangelo Salomão & Beliza Borba de Almeida - 165-188 Exchange rate overvaluation and agrarian ground rent transfers in Uruguay: 1955-2019
by Gabriel Oyhantçabal Benelli - 189-211 Ideas circulation and monetary policy in Brazil: The presence of National Monetary Council members in think tanks (1995-2018)
by Mateus C. M. de Albuquerque & Pedro Rodrigues Alves - 212-235 Disassembled structures: the political economy of Mexico’s leading auto export sector
by James M. Cypher & Mateo Crossa - 236-255 Spending yes, progressivity no: the barriers to redistribution in Brazil
by Fernanda Cimini & Laura Rocha - 256-274 The role of the State on foreign direct investment regulation in China
by Paula Carvalho & Isabela Nogueira - 275-298 The effects of infrastructure and public investment on the elasticity of private investment: an empirical investigation for Brazil
by Jefferson S. Fraga & Helder Lara Ferreira-Filho - 299-303 Import tariffs: the neutralization of the Dutch disease argument
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
December 2022, Volume 42, Issue 4
- 809-834 Current equilibrium exchange rate: methodology and estimations for Latin American countries
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira & Nelson Marconi & Tiago Porto & Eliane Araujo & Rafael Leao - 835-852 A note on the political economy of exchange rates in Argentina: new and classical developmentalism re-evaluated
by Alejandro Fiorito & Matías Vernengo - 853-875 The impact of exchange rate misalignments on manufacturing investment in Brazil
by Nelson Marconi & Tiago Couto Porto & Eliane Araujo - 876-901 Can correcting for real exchange rate misalignment help countries escape the middle-income-trap? An analysis of a natural resource-based economy: Chile
by Esteban Pérez Caldentey & Lorenzo Nalín & Leonardo Rojas Rodriguez - 902-913 Current account equilibrium exchange rate in Colombia (2000-2020)
by Gonzalo Hernández - 914-933 Current account and real exchange rate equilibrium: the case of manufacturing in Mexico, 2001-2019
by Lorenzo Nalin & Juan Carlos Moreno Brid - 934-956 Brazil’s economic growth and real (div)convergence from a very long-term perspective (1822-2019): An historical appraisal
by Natalia I. Doré & Aurora A. C. Teixeira - 957-976 Public and private investments in Brazil between 1996 and 2018
by Sabrina Monique Schenato Bredow & André Moreira Cunha & Marcos Tadeu Caputi Lélis - 977-997 Development finance innovations and conditioning factors: The case of the Brazilian Development Bank and sustainable industries
by João Carlos Ferraz & Luma Ramos & Bruno Plattek - 998-1013 Progressivity and distributive impacts of personal income tax: the case of China and Brazil
by Pedro Rossi & Ricardo Gonçalves & Ping Shang - 1014-1032 Artificial Intelligence and employment: a systematic review
by Rafael de Acypreste & Edemilson Paraná - 1033-1042 The rhetoric of austerity
by Guilherme Cardoso - 1043-1061 Measuring human capital: methodological framework for assessing competitiveness and economic development
by Alexey Koryakov & Irina Kazaryan & Margarita Afonasova & Irina Litvin - 1062-1079 Fiscal compliance and behavioral economics: an analysis of the influence of the decision context
by Ana Carolina Astafieff da Rosa Costa & Morgana G. Martins Krieger & Yuna Fontoura - 1080-1102 The performance of the Banco do Brasil’s Carteira de Crédito Agrícola e Industrial (CREAI): 1937-1969
by André da Silva Redivo & Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca
August 2022, Volume 42, Issue 3
- 555-571 Managing Contagion: COVID-19, public health, and reflexive behavior
by John B. Davis - 572-591 Productivity, investment and capital flow: the failure of growth with foreign savings in Brazil
by Marcos Tostes Lamonica & Sergiany da Silva Lima - 592-618 Globalization, deglobalization and Brazil
by Renato Baumann - 619-637 From the mainstream economics research frontier towards critical institutional political economy
by Fernando García-Quero & Fernando López Castellano - 638-663 The evolution of thinking about the State in Peter Evans’s view – a theoretical approach
by Vinicius Peçanha - 664-677 A further deterioration of the Brazilian fiscal reaction in view of COVID-19
by Eduardo Lima Campos & Rubens Penha Cysne & Alexandre L. Madureira - 678-696 Infrastructure, private expectations and investment
by Jefferson S. Fraga & Marco Flávio da Cunha Resende - 697-717 Public banks and monetary policy: theory and some results based on state dependent local projections
by André de Melo Modenesi & Nikolas Passos - 718-737 MERCOSUR in trade policy clusters: challenges and prospects
by Alexandra Gennadyevna Koval & Ekaterina Konstantinovna Andrianova - 738-760 The role of capital movements in Latin American balance of payments in 1990-2019
by Gustavo Burachik - 761-784 The twin deficit theory in a dynamic consistent stock-flow model for an open economy
by André Mellini & Guilherme Jonas Costa da Silva - 785-802 Fiscal compliance and Behavioral Economics: an analysis of the influence of the decision context
by Ana Carolina Astafieff da Rosa Costa & Morgana G. Martins Krieger & Yuna Fontoura
May 2022, Volume 42, Issue 2
- 263-282 Exchange rate crises in Latin America, East Asia and Russia
by Manmohan Agarwal & T. R. Vandana - 283-303 The compass and the pendulum: development and international insertion of Brazil
by Luiz Augusto E. Faria - 304-326 Is Inflation Targeting destabilizing? Lessons from Latin America
by Emiliano Libman - 327-344 On the semantic and methodological dimensions of equilibrium in economics
by Douglas Dias Braz & Fabio Bittes Terra - 345-363 Celso Furtado’s transdisciplinary view on economic development
by Assilio Luiz Zanella de Araujo - 364-377 Methodological approaches to measuring quality of life
by Aygun Guliyeva - 378-400 Capes’ evaluation and the field of Economics: the primacy of the American orthodox mainstream
by Francisco Moraes da Costa Marques - 401-423 Domar, the West and Russian economics: a historical perspective
by Mauro Boianovsky - 424-441 Digitalization and its impact on economic growth
by Ariadna Aleksandrova & Yuri Truntsevsky & Marina Polutova - 442-459 China and the change of the energy matrix in Latin America: a global political economy approach
by Oscar Ugarteche & Carlos De León - 460-480 Employment, technical change and growth in Brazil: a conclusion from Input-Output Matrix
by Rafael de Acypreste - 481-502 Brazilian underdevelopment portrayed by its excluding growth dynamics: an empirical analysis based on Celso Furtado
by Alanna Santos de Oliveira & Carlos Alves do Nascimento - 503-531 Brazil’s quasi-stagnation and the new developmentalism
by Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira - 532-549 Does Behavioral Economics substitute or complement Neoclassical Economics? Rethinking the behavioral revolution from a contextualist approach
by Josafat Ivan Hernandez-Cervantes
January 2022, Volume 42, Issue 1
- 5-24 The global financial crisis and its effects on the international monetary funds
by Cosimo Magazzino & Marco Mele