Nova estratégia de desenvolvimento para o Brasil: um enfoque de longo prazo New development strategy for Brazil: a long-term vision

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Abstract
The foremost aim of the article is to propose a new development strategy for Brazil, replacing the neoliberal model presently used. In short, the point is to recover a long term vision of the economic policies. And for that it is indispensable to take into consideration the recent evolution of the Development Economics which considers the existence of market, instead of the availability of savings, as the main condition in economic development policies. The acceptance of the market as the basic condition for successful development policies has as one of its consequences the unacceptability of the process of globalization with its present characteristics.
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Authors Magalhães, João Paulo de Almeida;
Journal brazilian journal of political economy
Year 2006
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