The market arose long before governments and laws. This analysis reveals how voluntary exchange between individuals is the true origin of the economy — and how the state, instead of creating it, began to...
Despite its formal autonomy, the Brazilian Central Bank remains vulnerable to political pressure and fiscal imbalances. This analysis shows how monetary independence is only real when it is...
Governments claim to protect the financial system by attacking private currencies, but their real goal is to maintain a monopoly on money and control society. This analysis exposes the threat to individual freedom...
Regulatory agencies promise to protect consumers, but they often become instruments of political power and privilege. This analysis reveals how regulatory capture stifles competition.
Crises are used as excuses to expand state power, create new taxes and restrict freedoms. This analysis reveals how the Brazilian state transforms emergencies into instruments of ...
A study by BTG Pactual shows that Brazil will have one of the largest nominal deficits in the world in 2024 and 2025. This analysis reveals how the Brazilian State has transformed the deficit into a permanent practice, ...
The fiscal deficit in Brazil is no longer an exception but has become the rule. This analysis reveals how governing in the red has become a strategy of power, harming growth, economic freedom...
While the government repeats that “there is no money”, parliamentarians keep aid, funds and privileges untouched. This analysis shows how austerity in Brazil is selective: it cuts from the people, not...
The Brazilian State has created an internal economy, where it contracts its own services through agreements, foundations and state-owned companies — always with public money. In this post, we dismantle the cycle ...
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