Analysis of contemporary public policy in Brazil

Brazil in recent years has made significant changes related to the internal conditions of the country , by the year 1970, this Federal Republic could see a population that had inadequate or nonexistent public services ( Gaps in sewage water connections , sanitation , drainage ) , poorly developed infrastructure, housing in deplorable conditions , large-scale unemployment , prompting many residents to urban areas displace . This urban growth , in turn generated an increase in demand for urban transport , began purchasing imported vehicles, infrastructure improvement and flooring , difficulties in mobilizing the population, increased pollution , among others. That was how we saw the need to create a development plan that would improve the urban structure, spatial organization and offer alternatives not only in big cities but at the same time in rural areas . This allowed the needs arising due to promoted the development of the economy , for that reason , the State contract professionals in various fields to solve the various problems are satisficiesen . The capital goods industry was one of the great engines that allowed the development of the country, its importance lies in increasing production capacity strengthened the industrial and technological policy . Brazil aims to become a country in a 2050 power country, which has worked with dedication internal and external agenda on the management of fiscal, financial, social , countercyclical and pro integration.

• Autores: Huertas Huertas, Lumy Nayibe
• Fecha de publicación: 2014
• Institución: Universidad Militar Nueva Granada
• Repositorio: Repositorio UMNG
• Idioma: spa
• OAI Identifier: oai:repository.umng.edu.co:10654/13023
• Acceso en línea: https://hdl.handle.net/10654/13023
• Palabra clave: CRECIMIENTO ECONOMICO - BRASIL; PAISES EN DESARROLLO - BRASIL; POLITICA PUBLICA - BRASIL; growth; continuity; trade liberalization; finance; crecimiento; continuidad; apertura comercial; finanzas
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