Street vendors are repressed for selling on the street, while state-owned companies distribute dividends even at a loss. In Brazil, the law is used to punish the weak and protect the strong—a selective legality that...
Consumer protection legislation, marketed as citizen protection, has become an instrument of economic coercion, elite protection, and a stifling of innovation. The discourse of protection has become a weapon against...
In Brazil, the entrepreneur's greatest enemy isn't competition—it's the government. Discover how bureaucracy, legal uncertainty, and the world's most complex tax system sabotage those who try to produce...
The government injects billions into incentives for privileged sectors, but the citizens foot the bill: inflation, debt, and loss of purchasing power. Understand why subsidies are a trap...
Critical post analyzing how excessive regulation, rather than protecting, inhibits innovation and concentrates economic power. It argues that bureaucracy is often used as an instrument of control, and not...
Despite popular rhetoric, Brazil is far from being a capitalist country. This article debunks the myth of "Brazilian neoliberalism" and exposes how the current system favors cronyism, bureaucracy...
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