100 DIAS DO GOVERNO LULA E 100 ANOS DE BRASIL
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Este editorial tem como objetivo avaliar do ponto de vista socioeconômico dos 100 dias do Governo Lula, de primeiro de janeiro de 2023 até 10 de abril de 2023, e fazer uma analogia dos últimos 100 anos do Brasil 1923 e 2022, para lançar luz, ao status quo e a dificuldade do país em se desenvolver de forma consistente, desta forma, dar aos leitores e a todos que moram aqui, o conhecimento das possibilidades de acumular capital, e assim, dar oportunidades das gerações vindouras de serem mais ricas do que aquelas que a precedem, em outras palavras, que os filhos quando estiverem em idade adulta se tornem mais ricos que seus pais.
Para este desafio vamos ter como parâmetros 4 metas macroeconômicas; emprego; inflação; crescimento econômico e bem-estar social, e analisarmos duas ferramentas, política fiscal e política monetária e o seu resultado o tamanho do Estado na Economia.
Naturalmente compreende-se que outros fatores microeconômicos afetam fortemente a condição socioeconômica, com; o nível de impostos para cada setor estratégico ou não; a burocracia brasileira, que historicamente tem muitos problemas; a complexidade dos produtos e serviços produzidos; o nível educacional e a qualidade do ensino; a liberdade individual; e assim por diante, mas o objetivo deste editorial é fazer uma fotografia macro e não microeconômica.
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