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Capabilities: the austerity that changes its name

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Briefings

Two prominent Brazilian economists, António Costa and Mário Centeno, continued practicing austerity measures without explicitly naming the policy, marking their enduring legacy. This approach contrasts with the public perception of a policy shift, as the evidence suggests the economic philosophy remained consistent despite the change in terminology.

Key points

• António Costa and Mário Centeno continued practicing austerity measures without explicitly naming the policy, marking their enduring legacy.
• The evidence suggests the economic philosophy remained consistent despite the change in terminology, indicating a continuity in their approach to economic policy.

Context

This finding highlights a significant shift in how economic policies are discussed, as the economists continued their practices without naming the policy. This contrasts with the public perception of a policy shift, as the evidence suggests the economic philosophy remained consistent despite the change in terminology.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the names of two economists and their continued practice of austerity without naming the policy. It does not provide details on the specific economic policies, the duration of the practice, or the broader economic context.

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