Рынок и государственный капитализм

Сегодня, к примеру, Бразилия предложила, по сути, новую модель промышленной политики: замену прямого контроля и мажоритарного владения собственностью на миноритарное владение и контроль через бразильский Банк национального развития и его инвестиционный филиал BNDESPAR.
Бразилия – демократическая страна, обладающая многими чертами англо-саксонского капитализма. Она стала, можно сказать, родиной новых инструментов госкапитализма

Введение
Глава 1. Характеристика государственного капитализма
1.1. Сущность государственного капитализма
1.2. Возникновение «государственного капитализма»
Глава 2. Государственный капитализм на современном этапе в условиях рынка
2.1. Формы современного госкапитализма
2.2. Транснационализация государственного капитализма
2.3. Причины существования государственного капитализма
Заключение
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