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Автор HERMANN, JENNIFER
Дата выпуска 2002
dc.description The article analyses the Brazilian experience in financing economic activity from the 1964–67 reform until the 1990s. Two issues are addressed: first, what conditions explain the development of a model based on public and external credit in Brazil, quite different from the capital market based system conceived in the 1964–67 reform? Second, what are the perspectives for the development of an alternative model in the country, led by the national private sector? Based on international experience, two alternatives are considered: a) the expansion of the capital market, in order to make possible large scale direct financing; b) the formation of a private banking credit system, complementing or replacing both public and external credit. Despite undoubted improvements, tendencies observed up to 1997 suggest the persistence of the ‘short-termist’ profile that typically characterised the Brazilian financial system. Thus, the development of both capital market and banking credit models depends on financial policies devoted to this goal. General guidelines for such policies are suggested in the last section of the paper.
Издатель Cambridge University Press
Название Financial Structure and Financing Models: The Brazilian Experience over the 1964–1997 Period This paper was developed as part of the Money and Financial System Studies Group within the Institute of Economics of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (IE/UFRJ). The author thanks Rogerio Studart for a thorough discussion of a previous version and the JLAS referees for their comments and suggestions. Any responsibility for eventual mistakes and omissions lies entirely with the author.
DOI 10.1017/S0022216X01006290
Electronic ISSN 1469-767X
Print ISSN 0022-216X
Журнал Journal of Latin American Studies
Том 34
Первая страница 71
Последняя страница 114
Аффилиация HERMANN JENNIFER; Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
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