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Although old, the debate on whether government’s intervention in economic activities can stimulate economic growth once again rose within the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. They have passed a harsh transition process, pressed on by the intention to join the EU, which involved...
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a comparative perspective some of the issues like unemployment, role of the state and market, domestic versus foreign … market, degree of openness in trade, investment and finance, industrial and technology policy, and economic and social …
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Market and Power The relationship between the market and private power is a tense one. Picturing a market "free of …. Nevertheless, as a rule, state intervention in the interests of disempowerment is not an option. Often the disadvantages of state …. However, the market itself still represents the best strategy for disempowerment, combatting inert or old-fashioned firms or …
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In 1974 Britain elected a Labour government pledged to expand public spending significantly. Labour followed its programme for two years, but after that began to cut both government spending and taxation, anticipating the post-1979 Conservative agenda. This paper examines the history of this...
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The goal of the chapter is to discuss the ways of state action in Brazil since Fernando Henrique Cardoso (FHC) to Dilma … role reserved to the State and the instruments of action of the public sector. The Cardoso government adopted the liberal …, based on the reduction of the state's role, control of the finances of subnational governments and the subordination of …
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The aim of this paper is to build the so-called RAWS/RAW method to estimate an annual series of Input-Output Tables (IOTs) in 2000 reference of Brazilian national accounts. The RAWS/RAW differs from other procedures applied to Brazil in that it is based on algorithms that optimize the use of...
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The strategic monitoring of public policies is both a great lack and a great need for high Brazilian public administration. Among other reasons for this paradox is discussed in the text issues alienation and resignation, both applied to the institutional context. Then the questioning of the...
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This Discussion Paper presents an introductory approach to presidential governance in Brazil. The historical institutionalism framework, the comparative historical method, and the policy-focused political analysis are used in this approach which consists in highlighting the critical component of...
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the new millennium, as an intrinsic and strategic function of the Brazilian State. On this tune, launches concrete …
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strong role of the State, income distribution and expansion of social infrastructure. …
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