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An Unusual Economic Arrangement: The Brazilian Economy during the First Lula Administration, 2003–2006

International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society, 2008
This paper describes the economic policy and economic performance of Brazil during the first Lula administration, in 2003–2006. I show that in his first term as president Lula chose fast disinflation as one of the main priority of its economic policy. This choice required the adoption of high real interest rates, which also demanded an increase in the ...
Nelson Barbosa-Filho
exaly   +2 more sources

The Macroeconomic Record of the Lula Administration, the Roots of Brazil’s Inequality, and Attempts to Overcome Them

2009
The concentration of income and property has been a constant throughout Brazil’s history, no matter what the nature of its economic regime. Have the efforts of the Lula government to tackle poverty through the Bolsa Familia broken away from this constant characteristic?
Edmund Amann
exaly   +2 more sources

‘Scorched Earth: The portrait of health in Brazil after the Bolsonaro's administration and the first 100 days of the Lula Government in health’

The International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 2023
AbstractThis article is a rejoinder to the rebuttal letter authored by Jair Bolsonaro's former Minister of Health and Secretary of Primary Care to our initial article, ‘From Bolsonaro to Lula: The opportunity to rebuild universal healthcare in Brazil during the government transition,’ published in the International Journal of Health Planning and ...
Arthur Chioro   +5 more
openaire   +2 more sources

Fixed Income Debt Management and Uncertainty in the Lula Administration, 2002–2005

2007
In November 1999, the National Treasury and the Brazilian Central Bank started a programme to change the maturity and profile of the domestic public debt (BACEN/STN, 1999). The aim of this programme was to extend the maturity of the domestic debt and increase the share of fixed income debt in the total debt.
Rogério Sobreira, Paulo Gaya
openaire   +1 more source

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