Fábio Piperno analisa como o confronto de Bolsonaro com o STF pode ser entendido como uma espécie de cortina de fumaça para os reais problemas do país, como as altas da inflação e do desemprego, e torna, consequentemente, o país menos atraente para investidores externos.
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Turning Our Backs on Capitalism is Going to Cost US!
Not everyone is a firm believer in capitalism, over the years academia has brainwashed a large part of our educated society that capitalism is bad, and that socialism and communism might actually be the better venue for the future utopia we all seek. However having participated personally in capitalism, having run a business, made a payroll, and built a large company, I disagree. And my practical experience in the real world for the last 27 years trumps anyone else’s PhD, because they are only studying theory.
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World Economic PowerIn today’s society world power is also known as world economic power and we are not really sure who holds the key. There are a lot of factors involved and we have to decide what is the most important resource for the worlds economy is it oil, energy, food or even water? What about economic growth and technology?
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