Sobre a intencionalidade da política industrializante do Brasil na década de 1930
By: FONSECA, Pedro Cezar Dutra
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ArticlePublisher: São Paulo : Editora 34, jan./mar. 2003Revista de Economia Política = Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 23, 1 , p. 133-148Abstract: From the contributions of institutional theorists, the widespread proposition, begun with Celso Furtados work, that the significant growth of the Brazilian transformation industry in the 1930s happened with no intention or awareness from the federal administration since it derived from the policy of defense of the coffee export is criticized. For this matter, after rebuilding Furtados thought on the subject, we argue that by that decade there was enough empirical evidence to show the intent and the administration towards industrialization so that it cannot be considered a mere byproduct of the exchange and monetary policies regarding the defense of the coffee economy
From the contributions of institutional theorists, the widespread proposition, begun with Celso Furtados work, that the significant growth of the Brazilian transformation industry in the 1930s happened with no intention or awareness from the federal administration since it derived from the policy of defense of the coffee export is criticized. For this matter, after rebuilding Furtados thought on the subject, we argue that by that decade there was enough empirical evidence to show the intent and the administration towards industrialization so that it cannot be considered a mere byproduct of the exchange and monetary policies regarding the defense of the coffee economy
Revista de Economia Política
Janeiro-Março 2003
v. 23, n. 1(89)
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