...Paulo Roberto Haddad Copyright © 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 References Baer , W. The Brazilian Economy: Its Growth and Development . Columbus, Ohio, 1979 . Furtado , C. The Economic Growth of Brazil . Berkeley, Calif., 1963 . Malan , Pedro S. , and R...

... their ideas, and how industrialization became a key concern, requires paying closer attention to the geopolitical changes brought by World War II. We discuss how Argentina and Brazil, their home countries, navigated the troubled waters brought by the war and the international trade disruptions and turned...

...Matheus Assaf Abstract This article studies the entanglements of mathematical economics in Brazil by delving into the emergence of a scientific community identified with the subject at the Instituto de Matemática Pura e Aplicada (IMPA). It traces how networks built since IMPA's early years...

... brasileiro (o ciclo ideológico do desenvolvimentismo . Rio de Janeiro: IPEA/INPS. Coats , A. W. 1981 . Economists in Government: An International Comparative Study , Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Ekerman , R. 1989 . A comunidade de economistas do Brazil: dos anos 50 aos dias de...

...Moisés Kopper Between 2004 and 2013, an array of social policies converted Brazil into an international showcase of economic growth and income redistribution. Economists, policymakers, politicians and marketers heralded the end of endemic poverty and the incorporation of millions into a newly...

... Economics .” Cambridge Journal of Economics 42 , no. 2 : 477 – 503 . Boianovsky , Mauro . 2018b . “ Economists and Their Travels, or The Time When JFK Sent Douglass North on a Mission to Brazil .” Journal of the History of Economic Thought 40 , no. 2 : 149 – 77 . Boianovsky...

...José Luís Cardoso; Alexandre Mendes Cunha In this article we discuss the role of political economy in the design and implementation of economic and political reforms that occurred in Brazil in the second half of the eighteenth century. Brazil was during this period still a part, the most important...

... of training and research in the field. Even though Chile remains the most well-known case, similar developments took place in Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, and elsewhere. In Brazil, the restructuring of economics derived much of its strength from a cooperation agreement signed between Vanderbilt University...

... Brazil) between the late nineteenth and mid-twentieth centuries, as an attempt to establish whether List’s readers in those countries took any notice of his point that the infant-industry argument did not apply to tropical areas and that such economies should not embark on an industrialization process...

... economy prompted him to visit the country in 1973. The context and implications of Friedman’s Brazilian travel are also tackled in the paper. Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 Friedman Brazil inflation Phillips curve expectations References Anderson James E. Hazleton...

... the major economic activity; and the modern era after the 1930s. A pair of chapters is dedicated to the colonial and early postcolonial era. José Luís Cardoso explores the political and economic ideas concerning the administration of colonial Brazil. He surveys the work of a number of intellectuals...

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... in the region. Correspondence may be addressed to Mauro Boianovsky, Department of Economics, Universidade de Brasilia, CP 4302, Brasilia D.F. 70910-900, Brazil; e-mail: [email protected] . Earlier versions of this article were presented at the 2009 conference of the History of Economics Society...

... of the kingdom and of its colonies (which at the time included Brazil as the most important) and to propose technical and political projects and programs for improving their allocation. The authors gave special atten- tion to the agricultural situation and to the reforms they felt were indis- pensable...

... by the historical pattern of integration of those economies into international trade. Correspondence may be sent to Mauro Boianovsky, Department of Economics, Universidade de Brasilia, CP 4302, Brasilia D.F. 70910-900, Brazil; e-mail: [email protected] . I would like to thank Rosa Freire Aguiar, Furtado's widow...

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... the best system for the developing countries ” (emphasis added). What were, then, his views on the less developed countries (LDCs)? Did these views evolve as a result of discussions with policymakers during his travels to India, Israel, Brazil, Chile, and South Africa? Was he influenced by his Chicago...

...: Evidence from Brazil .” Econometrica 83 ( 2 ): 423 – 64 . Gawande Atul . 2013 . “ Slow Ideas .” New Yorker , July 29 . Goffman Erving . 1974 . Frame Analysis: An Essay on the Organization of Experience . Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press . Greif Avner...

... Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 List of Acronyms ACT Australian Capital Territory AEA American Economic Association AID See USAID ANPEC National Association for Graduates in Economics (Brazil) ANZAAS Australian and New...