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Impactos das relações banco central x bancos estaduais no arranjo federativo pós-1994 : análise à luz do caso banespa

By: GARMAN, Christopher.
Contributor(s): LEITE, Cristiane Kerches da Silva | MARQUES, Moisés da Silva.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticlePublisher: São Paulo : Editora 34, jan./mar. 2001Revista de Economia Política = Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 21, 1 , p. 40-61Abstract: This article indicates, through the case study of the Banespa federalization process, that there should be serious reservations concerning the current idea that there was centralization of power in the central government enforced by the federal executive in the 1990’s. The Banespa case is a critical case study as it demonstrates that the restructuring of the state banking system is not caused by federal government in the name of the maintenance of economic stabilization process. The authors argue that the agreement involving the situation of state banks was the fruit of a political bargaining between the state government and the federal government. Thus, the current restructuring of federative system can be better explained by a bargaining process between the branches of the government than by the restructuring enforced by the top people
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This article indicates, through the case study of the Banespa federalization process, that there should be serious reservations concerning the current idea that there was centralization of power in the central government enforced by the federal executive in the 1990’s. The Banespa case is a critical case study as it demonstrates that the restructuring of the state banking system is not caused by federal government in the name of the maintenance of economic stabilization process. The authors argue that the agreement involving the situation of state banks was the fruit of a political bargaining between the state government and the federal government. Thus, the current restructuring of federative system can be better explained by a bargaining process between the branches of the government than by the restructuring enforced by the top people

Revista de Economia Política 2001

v. 21, n. 1(81)

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