This 5 page paper looks at Brazil, and the way in which aspects such as poverty and inequality may be solved. The paper considers the situation of Brazil and applies economic theory such as the multiplier effect and trickle down effect as well as considering the crowding out effect. This is then used to look for the way forward and the importance the promotion and support democracy may play in this transformation. The bibliography cites 8 sources.
Bibliography lists five sources.
A 6 page paper examining to what extent capital account liberalization is in response to the collapse of the Bretton Woods system. The financial systems devised at Bretton Woods ended in 1971, and the current global account liberalization is seen as resulting in part from the collapse of the Bretton Woods accords in that it seeks to replace it with another rather than operate without one at all. The paper describes the Bretton Woods system as well as today's approaches to controlling capital movement. Bibliography lists 8 sources in 20 footnotes. An 8 page paper that compares the major points in three texts that outline the changing face of economics and the transformation of capitalism inherent in the progression of the world market as we move towards the 21st century.