- Title Pages
- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
-
Chapter 1 An Introduction to Roberto Frenkel’s Contributions to the Economic Ideas in Latin America -
Chapter 2 Markups Under Uncertainty -
Chapter 3 Financial Fragility, Price Indexes, and Investment Financing -
Chapter 4 Uncertainty in Structural and Institutional Parameters and the Cost of Policy Mistakes -
Chapter 5 Monetary Policy and External Shocks in a Semidollarized Economy -
Chapter 6 The Chilean Economy Since the Global Crisis -
Chapter 7 Disequilibria and Risk Premia -
Chapter 8 Labor Market and Income Distribution in Latin America in Times of Economic Growth -
Chapter 9 Accounting for the Rise and Fall of Brazil’s Growth After World War II -
Chapter 10 Balance-of-Payments Dominance -
Chapter 11 The Real Exchange Rate, the Real Wage, and Growth -
Chapter 12 The Real Exchange Rate and Economic Growth -
Chapter 13 Capitalism and Financial Crises -
Chapter 14 Financial Crises, Institutions, and the Macroeconomy -
Chapter 15 United States Size Distribution and the Macroeconomy 1986–2009 -
Chapter 16 Sovereign Credit Risk in Latin America and Global Common Factors -
Chapter 17 Cognitive Dissonance -
Chapter 18 New Developmentalism as a Weberian Ideal Type - Contributors
- Index
Accounting for the Rise and Fall of Brazil’s Growth After World War II
Accounting for the Rise and Fall of Brazil’s Growth After World War II
- Chapter:
- (p.188) Chapter 9 Accounting for the Rise and Fall of Brazil’s Growth After World War II
- Source:
- Macroeconomics and Development
- Author(s):
Edmar Bacha
Regis Bonelli
- Publisher:
- Columbia University Press
the long-term evolution of the Brazilian economy is examined in this chapter. The authors use models that emphasize the determinants of aggregate supply to help decipher the puzzle of Brazil’s growth collapse after 1980. The corollary of their analysis is that Brazil’s slow growth is a result of low rates of investment and domestic savings: if they do not increase, the country will be doomed to grow at the modest rates observed in recent years.
Keywords: long term growth, investment rate, domestic savings, output-capital ratio, productivity, macroeconomic regime, Brazilian economy
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- Title Pages
- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
-
Chapter 1 An Introduction to Roberto Frenkel’s Contributions to the Economic Ideas in Latin America -
Chapter 2 Markups Under Uncertainty -
Chapter 3 Financial Fragility, Price Indexes, and Investment Financing -
Chapter 4 Uncertainty in Structural and Institutional Parameters and the Cost of Policy Mistakes -
Chapter 5 Monetary Policy and External Shocks in a Semidollarized Economy -
Chapter 6 The Chilean Economy Since the Global Crisis -
Chapter 7 Disequilibria and Risk Premia -
Chapter 8 Labor Market and Income Distribution in Latin America in Times of Economic Growth -
Chapter 9 Accounting for the Rise and Fall of Brazil’s Growth After World War II -
Chapter 10 Balance-of-Payments Dominance -
Chapter 11 The Real Exchange Rate, the Real Wage, and Growth -
Chapter 12 The Real Exchange Rate and Economic Growth -
Chapter 13 Capitalism and Financial Crises -
Chapter 14 Financial Crises, Institutions, and the Macroeconomy -
Chapter 15 United States Size Distribution and the Macroeconomy 1986–2009 -
Chapter 16 Sovereign Credit Risk in Latin America and Global Common Factors -
Chapter 17 Cognitive Dissonance -
Chapter 18 New Developmentalism as a Weberian Ideal Type - Contributors
- Index
