2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-80502012000300005
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Estimativas mensais da formação bruta de capital fixo pública no Brasil (2002-2010)

Abstract: Este artigo apresenta estimativas inéditas de séries mensais da formação bruta de capital fixo (FBCF) das administrações públicas no Brasil de 2002 a 2010. A estimação exigiu um esforço significativo de pesquisa. Em primeiro lugar, realizou-se uma análise criteriosa dos conceitos da contabilidade pública e da contabilidade nacional, enfatizando-se as peculiaridades do processo orçamentário brasileiro que enviesam as estimativas anuais dos investimentos públicos divulgadas nas estatísticas oficiais e que afetam… Show more

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“…Between 2006 and 2011, exports contributed only 5.6 percent of GDP growth (an average of 0.2 points per year). Their role was dwarfed by government consumption (11.8 percent, or 0.5 points), private investment (23.3 percent, or 1.0 point), and, especially, private consumption (59.2 percent of growth, or 2.6 points per year) (see Table 1; Santos et al, 2012; Santos, Modonesi et al, 2016). The volatility and limited influence of investment helps to explain why the Brazilian growth spurt never became a sustained cycle of accumulation.…”
Section: The Economic Upswingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Between 2006 and 2011, exports contributed only 5.6 percent of GDP growth (an average of 0.2 points per year). Their role was dwarfed by government consumption (11.8 percent, or 0.5 points), private investment (23.3 percent, or 1.0 point), and, especially, private consumption (59.2 percent of growth, or 2.6 points per year) (see Table 1; Santos et al, 2012; Santos, Modonesi et al, 2016). The volatility and limited influence of investment helps to explain why the Brazilian growth spurt never became a sustained cycle of accumulation.…”
Section: The Economic Upswingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…dois conjuntos de séries produzidas pelo IPEA permitem um quadro mais desagregado da evolução da FBCF trimestral. Primeiramente, dos Santos et al (2012) propuseram uma metodologia de estimação em bases mensais da FBCF das administrações públicas (gráfico 1). Em segundo lugar, Carvalho e Ribeiro (2014) propuseram uma metodologia de estimação de índices de volume da FBCF em máquinas e equipamentos e construções (gráfico 2).…”
Section: Os Dados Disponíveis: Aspectos Metodológicos E Fatos Estilizadosunclassified
“…In the last decade, there has been a continuous increase in unpaid commitments in federal, state and municipal governments (Santos et al, 2012), which is seen as one of the "great problems of the Brazilian budget and financial execution" (Alves, 2011:8), suggesting that the controls over the rules regarding fiscal discipline have not had the expected effect. The total federal government's unpaid commitments increased by 277% in inflation-adjusted amounts from 2003 to 2014, from R$ 33 to R$ 227 billion (or 577% in nominal values).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%