Eduardo Giannetti
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Eduardo Gianneti holds degrees in Economics and Social Sciences from USP and a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, England. He taught at the University of Cambridge (1984-87), at FEA/USP (1988-2000), and at Insper in São Paulo. He was elected the best professor of the Faculty of Economics by USP students and was named Economist of the Year in 2004 by the Order of Economists of São Paulo. He is a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters (ABL) and has won two Jabuti Awards: in 1994, with the book "Private Vices, Public Benefits?" and in 1995, with "The Parts & the Whole". The book "Self-Deception" (Companhia das Letras, 1998), also awarded, established Giannetti not only as a distinguished economist but also as an important thinker. In addition to these, he has published several other books and national and international articles. In his presentations, he addresses, besides the macroeconomic scenario, topics such as ethics and the social consequences of economic transformations.
Eduardo Gianneti holds degrees in Economics and Social Sciences from USP and a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, England. He taught at the University of Cambridge (1984-87), at FEA/USP (1988-2000), and at Insper in São Paulo. He was elected the best professor of the Faculty of Economics by USP students and was named Economist of the Year in 2004 by the Order of Economists of São Paulo. He is a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters (ABL) and has won two Jabuti Awards: in 1994, with the book "Private Vices, Public Benefits?" and in 1995, with "The Parts & the Whole". The book "Self-Deception" (Companhia das Letras, 1998), also awarded, established Giannetti not only as a distinguished economist but also as an important thinker. In addition to these, he has published several other books and national and international articles. In his presentations, he addresses, besides the macroeconomic scenario, topics such as ethics and the social consequences of economic transformations.
Eduardo Gianneti holds degrees in Economics and Social Sciences from USP and a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, England. He taught at the University of Cambridge (1984-87), at FEA/USP (1988-2000), and at Insper in São Paulo. He was elected the best professor of the Faculty of Economics by USP students and was named Economist of the Year in 2004 by the Order of Economists of São Paulo. He is a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters (ABL) and has won two Jabuti Awards: in 1994, with the book "Private Vices, Public Benefits?" and in 1995, with "The Parts & the Whole". The book "Self-Deception" (Companhia das Letras, 1998), also awarded, established Giannetti not only as a distinguished economist but also as an important thinker. In addition to these, he has published several other books and national and international articles. In his presentations, he addresses, besides the macroeconomic scenario, topics such as ethics and the social consequences of economic transformations.
Eduardo Gianneti holds degrees in Economics and Social Sciences from USP and a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, England. He taught at the University of Cambridge (1984-87), at FEA/USP (1988-2000), and at Insper in São Paulo. He was elected the best professor of the Faculty of Economics by USP students and was named Economist of the Year in 2004 by the Order of Economists of São Paulo. He is a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters (ABL) and has won two Jabuti Awards: in 1994, with the book "Private Vices, Public Benefits?" and in 1995, with "The Parts & the Whole". The book "Self-Deception" (Companhia das Letras, 1998), also awarded, established Giannetti not only as a distinguished economist but also as an important thinker. In addition to these, he has published several other books and national and international articles. In his presentations, he addresses, besides the macroeconomic scenario, topics such as ethics and the social consequences of economic transformations.
Eduardo Gianneti holds degrees in Economics and Social Sciences from USP and a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, England. He taught at the University of Cambridge (1984-87), at FEA/USP (1988-2000), and at Insper in São Paulo. He was elected the best professor of the Faculty of Economics by USP students and was named Economist of the Year in 2004 by the Order of Economists of São Paulo. He is a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters (ABL) and has won two Jabuti Awards: in 1994, with the book "Private Vices, Public Benefits?" and in 1995, with "The Parts & the Whole". The book "Self-Deception" (Companhia das Letras, 1998), also awarded, established Giannetti not only as a distinguished economist but also as an important thinker. In addition to these, he has published several other books and national and international articles. In his presentations, he addresses, besides the macroeconomic scenario, topics such as ethics and the social consequences of economic transformations.
Painéis com o palestrante
Wed, June 25th
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Fiscal balance in Brazil: a government or national Issue?
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Macroeconomics
Market regulation and self-regulation
Far beyond the current situation or government disputes, Brazil's fiscal challenge is structural — understanding its roots is crucial for addressing the country's future. In this panel, we will discuss the behind-the-scenes of public finance management. After all, how does political dynamics influence fiscal stability? To what extent do political demands in budget construction complicate fiscal adjustments? What role do state governments play? And the new tax reform, does it solve or just mitigate the problem? Don't miss the opportunity to follow an exclusive debate with those who have navigated this challenge from within the public administration.
11:30
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12:15
All stages
Track
Fiscal balance in Brazil: a government or national Issue?
Categorias
Macroeconomics
Market regulation and self-regulation
Far beyond the current situation or government disputes, Brazil's fiscal challenge is structural — understanding its roots is crucial for addressing the country's future. In this panel, we will discuss the behind-the-scenes of public finance management. After all, how does political dynamics influence fiscal stability? To what extent do political demands in budget construction complicate fiscal adjustments? What role do state governments play? And the new tax reform, does it solve or just mitigate the problem? Don't miss the opportunity to follow an exclusive debate with those who have navigated this challenge from within the public administration.
11:30
-
12:15
All stages
Track
Fiscal balance in Brazil: a government or national Issue?
Categorias
Macroeconomics
Market regulation and self-regulation
Far beyond the current situation or government disputes, Brazil's fiscal challenge is structural — understanding its roots is crucial for addressing the country's future. In this panel, we will discuss the behind-the-scenes of public finance management. After all, how does political dynamics influence fiscal stability? To what extent do political demands in budget construction complicate fiscal adjustments? What role do state governments play? And the new tax reform, does it solve or just mitigate the problem? Don't miss the opportunity to follow an exclusive debate with those who have navigated this challenge from within the public administration.
