Dívida pública brasileira, o desmonte do Estado Moderno 2002 - 2016

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the process of public Brazil’s debt formation, Its threads on the society and especially on the performance of the finances of the Brazilian states. In the midst of economic relations that permeated Brazilian history, the public debt has assumed a prominent role in the national scenario, reaching half the Brazilian’s budgetat the present juncture. The process of indebtedness is fed, among other factors, by high interest rates, and by a legal and institutional apparatus that arises with the advent of neoliberalism and the financialisation of the global economy making its growth the believable process. This process has led to a lack of control in the resources collected by the states, promoting the lack of resources for the provision of quality public services, causing inequality in social relations.