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🗓️ Weekly Overview – Power & Market (04/05 to 10/05/2025)
Check out everything we published this week: critical analyses, economic investigations and in-depth reflections on state power and its impacts on your freedom.
📅 04/05 – Sunday
- Logic prevails: Microsoft raises prices and confirms what we already said
- While the dollar rules, the real obeys: the problem is the currency
- Game over in economic freedom: the politics of delay have reached the gaming sector
📅 05/05 – Monday
- What is productivity – and why does it matter?
- Brazil works hard and produces little: a portrait of stagnation
- Structural bottlenecks: education, infrastructure and bureaucracy
📅 06/05 – Tuesday
- The role of the State in low productivity: regulation, protectionism and investments
- Why productivity matters for Brazil's future
- The consequences of low productivity: stagnation, deficit and impoverishment
- Paths to increased productivity: liberal proposals
- Productivity is what separates progress from talk
📅 07/05 – Wednesday
- How the State pushes the population towards piracy
- Tax burden: the state cost of access to culture
- Poor infrastructure: where legal means do not reach, pirates occupy
- Protectionism and market reserve: the laboratory of smuggling
- Repression without education: the moral failure of state combat
📅 08/05 – Thursday
- Billion-dollar subsidies, popular inflation: the (in)visible bill for “state aid”
- Entrepreneurship in Brazil: where bureaucracy is the biggest competitor
📅 09/05 – Friday
- The Real Scam: How We Destroyed the Value of Our Own Currency
- Consumer law or weapon against the market?
- The selective legality of the State: repression for the weak, forgiveness for the strong
📅 10/05 – Saturday
🔁 New week, new analyses — keep exploring the Poder & Mercado blog
🗓️ Weekly Overview – Power & Market (04/27 to 05/03/2025)
Check out everything we published this week: critical analyses, economic investigations and in-depth reflections on state power and its impacts on your freedom.
📅 Sunday – 04/27
- The State vs. Money: How the War on Private Currencies Threatens Your Freedom
- Administrative reform: Brazil pays a lot and receives little
- Is the Central Bank really independent? Monetary policy between technique and political pressure
📅 Monday – 04/28
- The origin of the market: voluntary exchange before the state
- The Birth of the Economic State: From Monarchy to Modern Bureaucracy
📅 Tuesday – 04/29
- The myth of protection: how the state sold dependence as security
- The invisible expansion: how the state colonized the private economy
- The future at stake: economic sovereignty or fiscal slavery?
- Special Series – The invention of the economic state
- Nintendo and Price Localization: The Real Problem Isn't the Game — It's the Currency
📅 Wednesday – 04/30
- The Fiscal Elite: How High-Ranking Civil Servants Survive the Crisis
- The criminal market: how the State encourages illegality with taxes and prohibitions
- Tax to Ban: How Taxes Discourage Freedom Without Taking Responsibility
📅 Thursday – 01/05
- Workers' Day or State Day? The political appropriation of the struggle for freedom
- Trade unionism: from worker defense to instrument of state control
- The true value of work: freedom and individual responsibility
📅 Friday – 02/05
- Manufactured Inequality: How the State Creates the Really Rich
- The False Neutrality of State Currency: Whoever Controls the Money, Controls You
- The State against the People: How Legislation Prevents Wealth Generation
📅 Saturday – 03/05
- The new invisible tax: how inflation erodes wages and shields privileges
- Protected by the State: who are the untouchables of the Brazilian economic crisis?
- The Farce of Tax Justice: How the Discourse of Progress Justifies More Control and Less Freedom
- Ibovespa rises, but the real remains weak: what is the market (really) pricing in?
- Lower-than-expected inflation: real relief or statistical mirage?
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