Brazilian Welfare in labyrinth. Fiscal debt, social debt, universalization, targeting, protection and incentives

Brazilian Welfare in labyrinth. Fiscal debt, social debt, universalization, targeting, protection and incentives

In this article it is analyzed the institutional and legal framework of the Brazilian Welfare-State, his history and validation in terms of efficiency/effectiveness reducing poverty and inequality. The actual framework is a result of different perspectives (called “geological layers”) with low artic...

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Main Author: Carlos Alberto Ramos
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Instituto Social del MERCOSUR 2018-12-01
Series:Revista MERCOSUR de Políticas Sociales
Online Access:http://revista.ismercosur.org/index.php/revista/article/view/67
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spelling doaj-247d9a669dc545279321177695c7be9b2020-11-25T03:46:42ZspaInstituto Social del MERCOSURRevista MERCOSUR de Políticas Sociales2523-08912663-20472018-12-01215117210.28917/ism.2018-v2-15167Brazilian Welfare in labyrinth. Fiscal debt, social debt, universalization, targeting, protection and incentivesCarlos Alberto RamosIn this article it is analyzed the institutional and legal framework of the Brazilian Welfare-State, his history and validation in terms of efficiency/effectiveness reducing poverty and inequality. The actual framework is a result of different perspectives (called “geological layers”) with low articulation among them. Universal perspectives coexist with targeting programs and “positive discrimination” policies and programs. The system dynamic’s show a structural imbalance between income and expenditure in the context of financial balance of public policies. Brazil is living nowadays a deep debate about redesigning the social expenditure with financial balance.http://revista.ismercosur.org/index.php/revista/article/view/67
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Brazilian Welfare in labyrinth. Fiscal debt, social debt, universalization, targeting, protection and incentives
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title Brazilian Welfare in labyrinth. Fiscal debt, social debt, universalization, targeting, protection and incentives
title_short Brazilian Welfare in labyrinth. Fiscal debt, social debt, universalization, targeting, protection and incentives
title_full Brazilian Welfare in labyrinth. Fiscal debt, social debt, universalization, targeting, protection and incentives
title_fullStr Brazilian Welfare in labyrinth. Fiscal debt, social debt, universalization, targeting, protection and incentives
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description In this article it is analyzed the institutional and legal framework of the Brazilian Welfare-State, his history and validation in terms of efficiency/effectiveness reducing poverty and inequality. The actual framework is a result of different perspectives (called “geological layers”) with low articulation among them. Universal perspectives coexist with targeting programs and “positive discrimination” policies and programs. The system dynamic’s show a structural imbalance between income and expenditure in the context of financial balance of public policies. Brazil is living nowadays a deep debate about redesigning the social expenditure with financial balance.
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