Análise dos impactos dos investimentos em infraestrutura realizados no período 2007-2010 no Brasil pelo Programa de Aceleração do Crescimento

Abstract

The Growth Acceleration Program (PAC) was created by Federal Government in 2007 with the prediction of performing various measures to stimulate economic growth, but also aid in the reduction of social and regional inequalities existing and promote increase in income of the population. In this study we used data from the infrastructure investments of PAC in the input-output model to assess the impact of these investments on the product of the Brazilian economy. The results showed that, if one considers the investment disclosed by the government, evaluation of PAC is satisfactory. According to this source, the total impact on the economy was R$ 772.58 billion for an infrastructure investment of R$ 443.9 billion. However, if one considers the reservations made by the Court of Audit, the impact is much lower, R$ 351.92 billion, for an infrastructure investment of R$ 202.2 billion. Thus, it is seen that, depending on the source in question, the results are very different, since they have R$ 420.66 billion of difference at economy impact.