Lições amargas
Uma história provisória da atualidade [A Tentative History of Today]
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Gustavo Franco
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Daniel Coutinho
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Gustavo Franco
About this listen
Lições amargas é um livro que transborda de ideias originais, mercadoria escassa no cenário atual dominado pelo debate raso, dissociado dos fatos, prisioneiro dos dogmas. Gustavo Franco, economista renomado e um dos formuladores do Plano Real, mobiliza sua conhecida independência intelectual, domínio dos dados e capacidade analítica para refletir não apenas sobre os problemas do país, mas sobre como a nossa forma de pensar a respeito deles vem se transformando, com profundas e imprevistas consequências. Este livro é menos uma análise das nossas dificuldades, e mais uma reflexão sobre nossa incapacidade secular de enfrentá-las.
Com fina ironia e genuína erudição, Gustavo Franco tira lições amargas dos anos de estagnação, das reformas que envelheceram antes de acontecer e da nossa inelutável tendência aos remédios milagrosos, para traçar os caminhos acidentados, porém ainda possíveis, de um reencontro.
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©2021 Gustavo H. B. Franco (P)2021 Editora Intrínseca Ltda.Listeners also enjoyed...
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