Money, Politics and the Possibility of a Mode of Regulation Based on the Internal Market
Résumé
In the 2000s, Argentina and Brazil experienced a marked acceleration of growth through a simultaneous increase in domestic and international demand and exports - above all primary goods but also manufactured ones, though to a lesser extent. The dynamism of consumption observable in both countries between 2003 and 2014 contrasts with the two preceding decades when near-stagnation linked to high volatility. This chapter analyses whether these new data may or may not be considered as the beginning of a transition to a new mode of development with the internal market as the driving role of the growth which it had for half a century under the impetus of a policy of industrialization by import substitution. \textcopyright 2018 selection and editorial matter, Pedro Chadarevian; individual chapters, the contributors.