History of Brazilian Economic Thought
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History of Brazilian Economic Thought
From Colonial Times Through The Early 21st Century
Coutinho, Mauricio Chalfin; Bielschowsky, Ricardo; Boianovsky, Mauro
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
262
Mole
9781032029313
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1. Editorial Introduction
Part 1: Contributions to economic theory
2. Contributions to economics from the "periphery" in historical perspective: the case of Brazil after mid-20th century
Mauro Boianovsky.
Part 2: Colonial and early post-colonial periods
3. Sugar, Slaves and Gold: the Political Economy of the Portuguese Colonial Empire in the 17th and 18th Centuries
Jose Luis Cardoso
4. "The transition to post-colonial economy"
Mauricio C. Coutinho
Part 3: The "coffee era"
5. Economic ideas about slavery and free labor in the 19th century
Amaury Patrick Gremaud and Renato Leite Marcondes
6. Debating Money in Brazil, 1850s to 1930
Andre A. Villela
7. Industrial development and government protection: issues and controversies, circa 1840-1930
Flavio Rabelo Versiani
Part 4: The "developmentalist" and the "globalization" eras
8. Brazilian economic thought in the "developmentalist era": 1930-1980
Ricardo Bielschowsky and Carlos Mussi
9. The end of developmentalism, the globalization era
and the concern with income distribution (1981-2010)
Eduardo F. Bastian and Carlos Pinkusfeld Bastos
Part 1: Contributions to economic theory
2. Contributions to economics from the "periphery" in historical perspective: the case of Brazil after mid-20th century
Mauro Boianovsky.
Part 2: Colonial and early post-colonial periods
3. Sugar, Slaves and Gold: the Political Economy of the Portuguese Colonial Empire in the 17th and 18th Centuries
Jose Luis Cardoso
4. "The transition to post-colonial economy"
Mauricio C. Coutinho
Part 3: The "coffee era"
5. Economic ideas about slavery and free labor in the 19th century
Amaury Patrick Gremaud and Renato Leite Marcondes
6. Debating Money in Brazil, 1850s to 1930
Andre A. Villela
7. Industrial development and government protection: issues and controversies, circa 1840-1930
Flavio Rabelo Versiani
Part 4: The "developmentalist" and the "globalization" eras
8. Brazilian economic thought in the "developmentalist era": 1930-1980
Ricardo Bielschowsky and Carlos Mussi
9. The end of developmentalism, the globalization era
and the concern with income distribution (1981-2010)
Eduardo F. Bastian and Carlos Pinkusfeld Bastos
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Brazilian;Economic Thought;Brazilian Economic Thought;Economic Development;Macroeconomic Stability;Brazilian Economic History;Inflation;Structural Change;Economic History;Gdp Gap;Young Man;PUC;Du Pin;Developmentalist Currents;David Dequech;Correio Braziliense;UN;Brazilian Economic;African Slave Trade;Inertial Inflation;Monetary Controversies;Stuart Mill;Inflation Acceleration;Critical Developmentalists;Brazilian Government;Gdp Fall;Monetary Debates;Cruzado Plan;IMF's Idea;Fast Gdp Growth;Ouro Preto;Gdp Rate;Gdp Growth
1. Editorial Introduction
Part 1: Contributions to economic theory
2. Contributions to economics from the "periphery" in historical perspective: the case of Brazil after mid-20th century
Mauro Boianovsky.
Part 2: Colonial and early post-colonial periods
3. Sugar, Slaves and Gold: the Political Economy of the Portuguese Colonial Empire in the 17th and 18th Centuries
Jose Luis Cardoso
4. "The transition to post-colonial economy"
Mauricio C. Coutinho
Part 3: The "coffee era"
5. Economic ideas about slavery and free labor in the 19th century
Amaury Patrick Gremaud and Renato Leite Marcondes
6. Debating Money in Brazil, 1850s to 1930
Andre A. Villela
7. Industrial development and government protection: issues and controversies, circa 1840-1930
Flavio Rabelo Versiani
Part 4: The "developmentalist" and the "globalization" eras
8. Brazilian economic thought in the "developmentalist era": 1930-1980
Ricardo Bielschowsky and Carlos Mussi
9. The end of developmentalism, the globalization era
and the concern with income distribution (1981-2010)
Eduardo F. Bastian and Carlos Pinkusfeld Bastos
Part 1: Contributions to economic theory
2. Contributions to economics from the "periphery" in historical perspective: the case of Brazil after mid-20th century
Mauro Boianovsky.
Part 2: Colonial and early post-colonial periods
3. Sugar, Slaves and Gold: the Political Economy of the Portuguese Colonial Empire in the 17th and 18th Centuries
Jose Luis Cardoso
4. "The transition to post-colonial economy"
Mauricio C. Coutinho
Part 3: The "coffee era"
5. Economic ideas about slavery and free labor in the 19th century
Amaury Patrick Gremaud and Renato Leite Marcondes
6. Debating Money in Brazil, 1850s to 1930
Andre A. Villela
7. Industrial development and government protection: issues and controversies, circa 1840-1930
Flavio Rabelo Versiani
Part 4: The "developmentalist" and the "globalization" eras
8. Brazilian economic thought in the "developmentalist era": 1930-1980
Ricardo Bielschowsky and Carlos Mussi
9. The end of developmentalism, the globalization era
and the concern with income distribution (1981-2010)
Eduardo F. Bastian and Carlos Pinkusfeld Bastos
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Brazilian;Economic Thought;Brazilian Economic Thought;Economic Development;Macroeconomic Stability;Brazilian Economic History;Inflation;Structural Change;Economic History;Gdp Gap;Young Man;PUC;Du Pin;Developmentalist Currents;David Dequech;Correio Braziliense;UN;Brazilian Economic;African Slave Trade;Inertial Inflation;Monetary Controversies;Stuart Mill;Inflation Acceleration;Critical Developmentalists;Brazilian Government;Gdp Fall;Monetary Debates;Cruzado Plan;IMF's Idea;Fast Gdp Growth;Ouro Preto;Gdp Rate;Gdp Growth