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desregulamentação
COVID-19
ideologia
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Os efeitos da pandemia na economia mundial foram profundos e devem ser de longo alcance. Entre os mais adversos está o aprofundamento da desigualdade de renda entre a população. Este trabalho visa ir além da descrição estatística do aumento da desigualdade e tenta explicar a origem das desigualdades como um processo causado pela ideologia predominante sobre o funcionamento econômico e o processo de desregulamentação iniciado na década de 1970. Além disso, uma dupla natureza do o apoio governamental implementado durante a pandemia é proposto para evitar o colapso da economia. Por um lado, o discurso de austeridade e auto-regulação dos mercados é deixado de lado atacando a ortodoxia económica e, por outro, a evidência mostra que na realidade o apoio procurou sobretudo quebrar a economia e o sector financeiro em vez de priorizar população, resultando em um aumento sem precedentes da desigualdade.
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