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      Homogeneous middles vs. heterogeneous tails, and the end of the ‘Inverted-U’: the share of the rich is what it’s all about [1]
      How the full opening of the capital account to highly liquid financial markets led Latin America to two and a half cycles of ‘mania, panic and crash’ [1]
      How to evaluate financial regulation of Brazil [1]
      How to manage a sustainable and stable competitive real exchange rate [1]
      How to manage macroeconomic policies to foster growth and employment and prevent financial and external crises [1]
      How to neutralize the adverse developmental effects of the Dutch disease? [1]
      Lessons of the 2008 crisis [1]
      Lessons we learned from the global financial crisis: a minskian interpretation of the causes, the fed's bail-out, and the future [1]
      Macroeconomic constraints to growth of Brazilian economy diagnosis and some policy proposals [1]
      Mystere', 'surprise', 'reproche a la theorie economique', que penser de l'evolution du partage du revenu dans las economies semi-industrialisees latino-americanes? [1]
      Mystere, surprise, reproche a la theorie economique, que penser de l'evolution du partage du revenu dans las economies semi-industrialisees latino-americanes? [1]
      Neutralizing the Dutch disease [1]
      Neutralizing the tendency to the overvaluation of the exchange rate or assuming a foreign constraint and asking for foreign savings [1]
      Notes on cyclical tendency to the overvaluation of the real [1]
      Regulating the financial system in a Minskyian perspective [1]
      Reregulating finance after the crisis [1]
      Some notes about the determination of current account equilibrium real exchange rate and the relation between real exchange rate and productive specialization [1]
      Structured derivatives contracts, hedging exchange appreciation and financial instability: Brail, China and Korea [1]
      The 1999 Brazilian financial crisis: how to create a financial crisis by trying to avoid one [1]
      The Brazilian experience in managing interest-exchange rate nexus [1]