Mixed economy and State jurisdiction: towards a theory of State intervention in the Economy

Vol. 4 No. 4 (1984)

Oct-Dec / 1984
Published October 1, 1984
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How to Cite

Villarreal, René. 1984. “Mixed Economy and State Jurisdiction: Towards a Theory of State Intervention in the Economy”. Brazilian Journal of Political Economy 4 (4):373-99. https://doi.org/10.1590/0101-31571984-4062.

Mixed economy and State jurisdiction: towards a theory of State intervention in the Economy

René Villarreal
Secretaria de Planejamento Industrial e Comercial do Governo Mexicano, México.
Brazilian Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 4 No. 4 (1984), Oct-Dec / 1984, Pages 373-399

Abstract

This paper presents a discussion of the State intervention in the economy, registering
the present conceptions of economic thoughts. The view of the role of the State in
the different economic doctrines: the classic doctrine, the Marxist doctrine, the Keynesian
doctrine, the structuralism of CEPAL (Economic Mission to Latin American) doctrine, and
the liberal monetarist doctrine is discussed. Then, he concludes that the contemporary crisis
claims the appearance of a new paradigm that will have to develop itself through neo-structuralism,
post-Keynesianism, and economic policy synthesis, in order to constitute a true scientific
revolution.

JEL Classification: P16; P10; H11; B12; B14; B22.


Keywords: State intervention Marxism Keynesianismo classical economics ECLAC structuralism liberalism neo-structuralism post-Keynesianism history of economic thought