The primacy of accommodation in the Brazilian economy
Categories
Paper Publications

The primacy of accommodation in the Brazilian economy




Title: The primacy of accommodation in the Brazilian economy

Author(s): Marcelo José Moreira

Publication Date: 2022

Publisher: Editora da Universidade Estadual de Goiás

Quotation: Moreira, Marcelo José (2021). "A primazia pela acomodação da economia brasileira". Revista de Economia da UEG. 17(2), p. 44-65

Abstract: The capitalist world-economy is immersed in a generalized inertia. A movement of slow accumulation, low investment, limited growth rates, but with a high level of profit, and which takes place through intense pressure on existing levels of inequality, combining a global restructuring of wealth and income generation with a reproduction of the workforce in terms of its limited maintenance. Inertia that can be seen, mainly, from the productive-financial crisis of the first decade of the 2000s. Brazil is not oblivious to this inertia and its consequences. This article intends, from a conceptual reflection, to discuss the elements that characterize what I call the accommodation structure of the Brazilian economy.

Identifier: 10.31668/reueg.v17i2.12902

Category: Other Publications

Abstract:

The capitalist world-economy is immersed in a generalized inertia. A movement of slow accumulation, low investment, limited growth rates, but with a high level of profit, and which takes place through intense pressure on existing levels of inequality, combining a global restructuring of wealth and income generation with a reproduction of the workforce in terms of its limited maintenance. Inertia that can be seen, mainly, from the productive-financial crisis of the first decade of the 2000s. Brazil is not oblivious to this inertia and its consequences. This article intends, from a conceptual reflection, to discuss the elements that characterize what I call the accommodation structure of the Brazilian economy.

 

Quotation:

Moreira, Marcelo José (2021). “A primazia pela acomodação da economia brasileira”. Revista de Economia da UEG. 17(2), p. 44-65


ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics and Management

Rua Miguel Lupi, nº20
1249-078 Lisboa
Portugal

  +351 21 392 5983 

   comunicacao@cesa.iseg.ulisboa.pt