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WATCH: Ed Amann & Armando Barrientos findings overview

January 23, 2017
by Sarah Illingworth
growth, policy, politics, social protection, tax
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IRIBA project leads Ed Amann and Armando Barrientos offer their perspective on the research findings, following our final workshop in Rio de Janeiro in December 2016.

Q1: What are your reflections on the key findings?

Q2: Why is Brazil’s development experience important to analyse?

Q3: How important is the notion of the social contract? Are efforts being made to protect and/or rethink it?

Q4: Brazil is currently in a deep recession. Are you optimistic about a return to growth?

Q5: What factors could help to improve the current economic situation?

For more on the project findings, consult the IRIBA special edition of The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance.

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