a wheel of life This Monday (29), submitted by Vera MagalhaesReceives the economist and the former Minister of Finance Pedro Malan. Thanks to his academic, commercial and public career, he emerged as one of the principals responsible for implementing the Real Plan – a program to stabilize the Brazilian economy announced on February 28, 1994 by the then Finance Minister, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, last year. of the Itamar Franco government.
He received his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Berkeley in the United States, was also president of the Central Bank and served as the representative of Brazil at the World Bank and on the Board of Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank. In the Ministry of Finance, he advocated privatization, an economy without political interference, interest rate cuts, and a trade balance. Crucial to the concentration of income, during his administration, the country’s macroeconomic tripod was implemented with a floating exchange rate and fiscal and inflationary goals.
Roda Viva seat with guest: Cássia Almeida (special economic correspondent for O Globo newspaper), Sérgio Lamucci (executive editor of Valor Econômico), Adriana Fernandes (special correspondent and columnist for O Estado de S.Paulo newspaper), Erica Fraga (senior analyst at Economist Intelligence Unit) and Juliana Sofia (editor-in-chief of the Brasilia branch of Folha de São Paulo).
These and other interesting things can be watched on Roda Viva (29) on Mondays, starting at 10pm, on TV Cultura. The station’s website and YouTube broadcast the attraction live.
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