From Vargas to Lula, Brazil has repeated the same failed formula: the State as the driving force of the economy, inflation, debt and stagnation. Statism is not a mistake — it is a method...
Closing of the series on productivity in Brazil: see what really hinders the country's growth and why only the free market can break the cycle of stagnation, deficit and impoverishment....
Low productivity in Brazil leads to economic stagnation, worsens the fiscal deficit and impoverishes the population. Understand how this vicious cycle threatens the country's future and what needs to change....
Productivity is the key to higher wages, lower prices and more freedom. Find out why producing better is the only way forward for Brazil's future — and how delay is costing Brazil dearly.
Brazil produces little not for lack of effort, but due to excessive government intervention. Discover how regulations, protectionism and inefficient public investment sabotage productivity and hinder growth.
Series: The Productivity Trap in Brazil – Part 2 IntroductionBrazilians work on average more hours per year than their peers in Europe or the United States — but produce much less. ...
Brazilians do not pay a high price because the product is imported, but because their currency is worth less and less. This article shows how the systematic destruction of the real, promoted by irresponsible fiscal policies...
The politics of backwardness have reached the gaming sector. Protectionist tariffs, inflation and the devaluation of the real are turning digital entertainment into a luxury item in Brazil. This post analyzes the...
The increase in the prices of Xbox consoles and games in Brazil is not the fault of the companies, but of an interventionist State that destroys the purchasing power of the consumer. This article analyzes how the tax...
State money is not neutral — it is an instrument of power. This article reveals how the monopoly of money issuance allows the state to redistribute wealth, indebted the population and control ...
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