The book offers a comprehensive analysis of Brazil's economic history, detailing its performance through historical, statistical, and institutional lenses. It addresses key topics such as the pre-1930s exporting economy, external shocks, and inflation control efforts. Additionally, it explores contemporary issues including international trade dynamics, privatization of state enterprises, the agricultural sector, environmental concerns, and the economics of health delivery. This thorough examination makes it a unique resource for understanding Brazil's evolving economic landscape.
Heinz-Werner Baer Books
December 7, 1927 – May 3, 2009
Werner Baer was an American economist whose research centered on the industrialization and economic development of Latin America. He paid particular attention to the strategy of Import Substitution Industrialization (ISI) and the economy of Brazil. Baer analyzed the key factors and consequences of these economic processes. His work offers a deep insight into the challenges and opportunities faced by developing economies.



