Relação do programa bolsa família com a formação do PIB dos municípios mais beneficiados

Abstract

The aim of this study was to evaluate the evolution of the Bolsa family in the North and Northeast between 2004 and 2014. From this perspective, the specific objectives were to identify the fifty municipalities currently receive more family allowance; as was their evolution over the past decade; assess the evolution of the effects of Bolsa Família program on GDP per capita of these municipalities in the last ten years. The methodology used was exploratory and descriptive, with data collected from literature, theoretical dealing with this issue; and field research consisted with searches on the website of the Ministry of Social Development and Fight hunger to quantify the municipalities that host the family allowance and the number of families. As search the General Price Index on the site of the Foundation Getulio Vargas for each year analyzed for the correction of data in order to "stop" inflation would affect the results. Finally, it takes the current GDP and GDP per capita that are available on the website of the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics to estimate the evolution of the Bolsa Família Program on the GDP per capita by Geometric Growth Rate. This study showed that the 'Bolsa Familia' in its claim to minimize the situation of poverty of the people of the poorer sections of society, has, however, ignored the need to include these people, what have stigmatized to not provide them the opportunity to produce their livelihoods.