Titlebook: Brazil under Lula; Economy, Politics, a Joseph L. Love (Professor of History Emeritus),Wer Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Natu

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Regulation during the Lula Governmentharacteristics make the industries in these sectors particularly prone to governmental opportunism, so that investment will only materialize in an effective manner if investors can be convinced that there are reliable safeguards against governmental expropriation.

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,Television and the Da’wah Supermarket,atter rate, Brazil’s per capita GDP would double in 116 years, and would only reach South Korea’s current per capita GDP in about 150 years. The situation improved slightly between 2003 and 2006, when Brazil’s per capita GDP grew at an average annual rate of 0.9 percent, but still much slower than most emerging market economies..

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Mainstreaming versus Alienation a in the public pension sector. External influences also affected reforms in social pension systems. This was the case of the World Bank and the IMF recipes to privatize social security systems. Financial crises, especially during 1997–1999, made Brazil more vulnerable to the conditionalities of international agencies.

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Mainstreaming Integration Governancey subsequent developments. Many of the early radical supporters were bitterly disappointed in the policies adopted by President Lula, while the domestic and foreign investment communities were not just pleasantly surprised by the actual policies adopted, but they gradually became strong . of the government.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-1794-3ldren in school and provide them with basic health care. Its main purpose is to provide “households the incentives to invest in human capital and thereby reduce poverty [and minimize social inequalities] in the long-run” (de Janvry et al. 2005: 1).

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