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Avaliação do processo de reestruturação industrial brasileiro

By: BARROS, José Roberto Mendonça de.
Contributor(s): GOLDENSTEIN, Lidia.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticlePublisher: São Paulo : Editora 34, abr./jun. 1997Revista de Economia Política = Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 17, 2, p. 11-31Abstract: The interaction of four tendencies (globalization, opening of the economy, stabili-zation and privatization) has been breaking the triad composed of state owned, foreign owned and private family owned enterprises, which was from the fifties to the begin-ning of the nineties the mainstay of Brazil’s capitalism. Brazilian economy is being subjected to deep changes that despite difficulties has made feasible the solidification of a new dynamic of investments which may allow the initiation of sustained growth. This paper was a first trial to evaluate that process and to define the grounds for a policy of competitiveness and investments that diversify from the ancient industrial policies practiced in Brazil would help to minimize the pains of the process and help in making it solid
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The interaction of four tendencies (globalization, opening of the economy, stabili-zation and privatization) has been breaking the triad composed of state owned, foreign owned and private family owned enterprises, which was from the fifties to the begin-ning of the nineties the mainstay of Brazil’s capitalism. Brazilian economy is being subjected to deep changes that despite difficulties has made feasible the solidification of a new dynamic of investments which may allow the initiation of sustained growth. This paper was a first trial to evaluate that process and to define the grounds for a policy of competitiveness and investments that diversify from the ancient industrial policies practiced in Brazil would help to minimize the pains of the process and help in making it solid

Revista de Economia Política 1997

v. 17, n. 2(66)

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