Uma análise dos investimentos públicos, dívida consolidade líquida e receita corrente líquida dos estados brasileiros no ciclo político de 2002 – 2010

Abstract

The Fiscal Responsibility Law which became a landmark in regulatory standards of public finance for accountability in fiscal management. In addition to establishing content standards impose limits and personal indebtedness, discusses credit operation, spending in election years, estimates, disclosure of tax reporting, and predict punishments to non compliance with the rules. In their absence was evident that the manager had no public imposition of spending limits to personnel expenses, with public debt and transparency in fiscal management. This work seeks to understand the role that the electoral process has on the performance of public expenditure on investment, consolidated net debt and net current revenue of states from all regions of Brazil, in the period 2002 - 2010 throughout the political cycle. The methodology used was the econometric model with panel data group with dummy variables representing the different phases of the cycle from the election year, (t1) for the year after the election, (t2) for the year and intermediate (t3) for the pre-election year. The estimation method used was proposed by Arellano and Bond (1991).