Lei de falência, acesso ao crédito empresarial e taxas de juros no Brasil
By: CARVALHO, Antonio Gledson de
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ArticlePublisher: São Paulo : Editora 34, jan./mar. 2005Revista de Economia Política = Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 25, 1 , p. 112-132Abstract: Bankruptcy law is an important economic institution because of its effects on credit and, consequently, on financial and economic development. This fact has led several countries to revise their law. This article presents an overview on the topic focusing in Brazil. Its main points are: credit in Brazil is not compatible with the country level of development; there is evidence that Brazil is among the countries where legal protection to creditors is worst; the international experience shows that changes in the bankruptcy law affects the market for credit; and the Brazilian law is extremely outdated
Bankruptcy law is an important economic institution because of its effects on credit and, consequently, on financial and economic development. This fact has led several countries to revise their law. This article presents an overview on the topic focusing in Brazil. Its main points are: credit in Brazil is not compatible with the country level of development; there is evidence that Brazil is among the countries where legal protection to creditors is worst; the international experience shows that changes in the bankruptcy law affects the market for credit; and the Brazilian law is extremely outdated
Revista de Economia Política
Janeiro Março 2005
v. 25, n. 1(97)
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