Economia
Brasil abandona FMI?
As storm clouds gather over the international economy, Brazil's government is giving serious consideration to the idea of "graduating" from the IMF when its present IMF program expires. While politically attractive, at least in the short term, such a course of action is likely to prove to be a costly mistake for Brazil. For when the international going gets rough, markets will again want to be reassured by the external macro-economic discipline normally associated with IMF programs, particularly given Brazil's many unresolved financial market vulnerabilities.
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- Previdência
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- Um Brasil Sem Orientação
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Economia
Brasil abandona FMI?
As storm clouds gather over the international economy, Brazil's government is giving serious consideration to the idea of "graduating" from the IMF when its present IMF program expires. While politically attractive, at least in the short term, such a course of action is likely to prove to be a costly mistake for Brazil. For when the international going gets rough, markets will again want to be reassured by the external macro-economic discipline normally associated with IMF programs, particularly given Brazil's many unresolved financial market vulnerabilities.
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- Entrevista Com Antony Mueller Sobre O Brasil
In Brazil, Free-Market Ideas Rise as the Economy Falls OCTOBER 5, 2015Antony P. MuellerThanks to centuries of government interventionism, Brazil remains mired in a sluggish boom-bust economy, and the government has now squandered the benefits of decades...
- Brasil - Liberdade Econômica Em Baixa
Brazil’s economic freedom score is 56.6, making its economy the 118th freest in the 2015 Index. Its score is 0.3 point worse than last year, reflecting declines in half of the 10 economic freedoms including investment freedom, the management of government...
- Previdência
— BRAZIL: Brazil is ranked second-best of 20 countries evaluated by the Center for Strategic and International Studies for maintaining retirees' incomes. But it's only No. 18 in its ability to pay for its retirement system over the long term....
- Banco Central Do Brasil Compra Ouro
The IMF reported Wednesday that the Banco Central do Brasil has increased its gold holdings for the second straight month, to the highest level in 11 years, as Latin America’s biggest economy looks to diversify its vast international reserves. Brazil’s...
- Um Brasil Sem Orientação
Bazil has become a disoriented giant By Andres Oppenheimer Bad news for Brazil: its magic moment as the world’s most promising emerging market in the eyes of international economic elites is waning, and replaced by a wave of gloomy forecasts. An...