MACROECONOMIA DO BRASIL PÓS-1994

MACROECONOMIA DO BRASIL PÓS-1994

dc.creatorBresser-Pereira, Luiz Carlos
dc.date2009-10-09
dc.identifierhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/AnaliseEconomica/article/view/10727
dc.descriptionThe Brazilian macroeconomic model is characterized by financial opening, a growth strategy based on foreign savings, low (overvalued) exchange rate, current account deficits, high foreign debt, high basic (Selic) interest rate, low but inertial inflation, soft fiscal policy negative public savings, high public debt, depressed expected rates of profit, stagnant salary rate, depressed domestic savings, depressed investments, high unemployment, per capita GDP quasi-stagnant. The Brazilian economy achieved price but not macroeconomic stabilization in 1994 as long as intertemporal equilibrium was not achieved in fiscal and external accounts areas. Growth will only be resumed if monetary authorities acknowledge the interest rate and exchange rate trap in which the Brazilian economy is immersed, and decide to irwert the perverse macroeconomic equation of high basic interest rate and low exchange rate. Yet, the international and domestic orthodoxy that runs macroeconomic policy in Brazil keeps using conventional macroeconomics to understand problems which are not conventional, and, so, it is unable to achieve the required macroeconomic stabilization.en-US
dc.descriptionThe Brazilian macroeconomic model is characterized by financial opening, a growth strategy based on foreign savings, low (overvalued) exchange rate, current account deficits, high foreign debt, high basic (Selic) interest rate, low but inertial inflation, soft fiscal policy negative public savings, high public debt, depressed expected rates of profit, stagnant salary rate, depressed domestic savings, depressed investments, high unemployment, per capita GDP quasi-stagnant. The Brazilian economy achieved price but not macroeconomic stabilization in 1994 as long as intertemporal equilibrium was not achieved in fiscal and external accounts areas. Growth will only be resumed if monetary authorities acknowledge the interest rate and exchange rate trap in which the Brazilian economy is immersed, and decide to invert the perverse macroeconomic equation of high basic interest rate and low exchange rate. Yet, the international and domestic orthodoxy that runs macroeconomic policy in Brazil keeps using conventional macroeconomics to understand problems which are not conventional, and, so, it is unable to achieve the required macroeconomic stabilization.pt-BR
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dc.publisherUFRGSpt-BR
dc.relationhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/AnaliseEconomica/article/view/10727/6338
dc.rightsCopyright (c) 2019 Análise Econômicapt-BR
dc.sourceAnálise Econômica; Vol. 21 No. 40 (2003): setembro de 2003en-US
dc.sourceAnálise Econômica; v. 21 n. 40 (2003): setembro de 2003pt-BR
dc.source2176-5456
dc.source0102-9924
dc.subjectBrazilian stabilization policy. Fiscal and external problems. Interest rate and exchange rate. Inflationa and economic growth.pt-BR
dc.subjectJEL Classificationpt-BR
dc.subjectE6pt-BR
dc.subjectBrazilian stabilization policy. Fiscal and external problems. Interest rate and exchange rate. Inflationa and economic growth.en-US
dc.titleMACROECONOMIA DO BRASIL PÓS-1994en-US
dc.titleMACROECONOMIA DO BRASIL PÓS-1994pt-BR
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