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PEDRO ROSSI | What they don't want you to know about economics | 20 MINUTES
Welcome to the 20 Minutes program. The economic debate in Brazil is often dominated by a narrative that treats public debt as a ghost and fiscal adjustment as the only way out. But is that the real story?
To dismantle what he calls "fiscal terrorism" and reveal what is behind the economic dispute in the country, Breno Altman welcomes economist Pedro Rossi, professor at the Institute of Economics at Unicamp and author of the book "Brazil in Dispute".
Nominated by Lula to the Council for Sustainable Economic and Social Development (CDESS) in 2025, Rossi is one of the most influential voices in progressive economic thought in the country and a defender of a distributive agenda against the advance of neoliberalism.
Technical Coordination: Steven China
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PEDRO ROSSI | What they don't want you to know about economics | 20 MINUTES
Welcome to the 20 Minutes program. The economic debate in Brazil is often dominated by a narrative that treats public debt as a ghost and fiscal adjustment as the only way out. But is that the real story?
To dismantle what he calls "fiscal terrorism" and reveal what is behind the economic dispute in the country, Breno Altman welcomes economist Pedro Rossi, professor at the Institute of Economics at Unicamp and author of the book "Brazil in Dispute".
Nominated by Lula to the Council for Sustainable Economic and Social Development (CDESS) in 2025, Rossi is one of the most influential voices in progressive economic thought in the country and a defender of a distributive agenda against the advance of neoliberalism.
Technical Coordination: Steven China
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