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      Brazil’s response to the international financial crisis: how did financial regulation and monetary policy influence the Brazil’s economic recovery? [1]
      Competitive exchange rates and macroeconomic theory [1]
      Development theory: convergence, catch-up or leapfrogging? A schumpeterian approach [1]
      Dreaming of overcoming the 'impossible trinity': towards a long-term 'optimal' real exchange rate for assuring economic development [1]
      Economic stagnation and alternative development strategies [1]
      Europe’s financial crisis: the Euro’s flawed design and the consequences of lack of a government banker [1]
      Exchange rate management techniques [1]
      Exchange-rate derivatives, financial fragility and monetary policy in Brazil during the world financial crisis [1]
      Financial governance in Brazil ‐ 1998‐2010: an overview [1]
      Financial governance: the Brazilian experience on prudential regulation and its impacts on the effects of the 2008 financial crisis [1]
      Financial stability and growth: what we learned from the 2008 financial crisis in Latin America [1]
      Financial stability reggulation in Brazil (1998-2008) [1]
      From old to new developmentalism in Latin America [1]
      Global economic prospects and the developing world [1]
      Global imbalances, empowered finance, and neoclassical mechanism designs: consequences for global-south development strategy [1]
      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]