Marcos Mendes
Marcos Mendes is a Brazilian economist and professor at Insper, known for his expertise in public policy and budgeting. He has contributed significantly to discussions on the Brazilian legislative framework, particularly regarding the allocation of budget resources. Mendes gained attention in the recent news for highlighting the unusual power of the Brazilian Congress in controlling discretionary spending, contrasting it with practices in other countries, which raises questions about transparency and governance.
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Brazil:
Marcos Mendes is an associated researcher in public policies who produced a study on budget amendments.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Mendes was one of the economists interviewed about the need to change the current minimum wage policy.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Mendes is a researcher who criticized the inconsistencies in the fiscal framework proposed by the government.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Mendes is an economist and associate researcher at Insper, and he expresses low expectations for Brazil's fiscal adjustment after the upcoming presidential elections.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Mendes is a consultant who believes the operation violates the spirit of the LRF.
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Brazil:
Marcos Mendes advocates for restructuring the Correios to prepare it for privatization.
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Brazil:
Marcos Mendes is an economist advocating for the restructuring of the Correios to prepare it for privatization.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Mendes discusses the implications of Congress's control over the budget and its impact on public spending.
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Costa Rica:
He explained that specialized sectors will suffer more from the impacts of tariffs.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Mendes, an associated researcher at Insper, commented on the government's fiscal creativity.
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