domingo, 10 de julho de 2016

The economic policy of President Michel will not change anything

There is talk of tax reform for some time and nothing, the acceleration of the economy not only gives to stand in dependence on commodities, a classic mistake from afar has been applied.
The economic acceleration is the system restoration is only possible through the "renovation of the technical-productive and monetary and financial structures." That is, with respect to instability and uncertainty, these are inherent in the system. Something now expanded by the predominance of finance that become decisive in the dynamics of capitalist accumulation. The financial hegemony is a process that imposes its own dynamics, subordinating all other movements to its logic of accumulation, here lies the danger, our country favors high interest rates and protectionism.
In  macroeconomics , aggregate demand is the  demand  total of goods and services in a given  economy  for a given time and  price level . It is the total of goods and services in the economy that will be acquired at all levels of possible prices. This is the demand of the  gross domestic product  of a country when the levels of  stock  are fixed, but we live in liberalism and the effects that can not control it.
 Aggregate demand depends on the amount of  currency  held by  economic agents  (consumers, businesses, governments), expenses and  taxes  to which they are subject and other variables, and influence of the government in these may delay and increase the cost of possibility curves of production.
The aggregate demand corresponds to the total required expenditure by all economic agents (households, companies, state and abroad) for a given price level remaining constant other factors such as fiscal policy, the money supply, the availability of capital among others, and has four components:
Consumption - consists of the consumption expenditure of households, which is determined, in addition to price, the disposable income, by demographic trends and the accumulated wealth;
Investment - corresponds to the expenses incurred by businesses in equipment, facilities and accumulation of inventories, which are largely determined by the cost of production factors [including labor costs (salaries) and cash costs (interest)], the evolution of the economy and the expectations of entrepreneurs;
State spending (or Public Expenditure) - refers to the expenses incurred by the State for the procurement of goods and services, is determined directly by this and are, therefore, an important instrument of economic policy;
Net exports - corresponds to exports subtracted from imports; in the case of imports, these are determined by the same factors that determine consumption, investment and government spending and also the relationship between domestic prices and international prices and the exchange rate of the country; for imports, these are determined by the performance of other countries and also the relationship between internal and external prices and the exchange rate.
Together with the  aggregate supply , aggregate demand allows you to find the macroeconomic balance, ie a situation where either real GDP or the general price level or satisfy buyers want sellers. This curve of production possibilities see the chart below:
People stopped consuming 17.5, that is, do not eat beans in the same amount, even if the tax is the same, the actual inflation was 4.29 only that during this period the government did not collect 65% with losses the production possibility curves.
This is a feature of countries that are still depending on commodities like Brazil.
                                                    
The external price is 1.45 reais, here in Brazil are 2.79 reais course that has the cost of packaging and general taxes, but almost price doubles.


The sugar tax is 32% here to import is 1.45, lost to buy 1, 45 here in the realm of commodities
, Same with ox out nine reais and 20 cents a kilo s
If you were to sell on the domestic market would further 5 billion more profit and taxes, so is commodity market operates, who loses is internal market and consumers stopped buying 17.5% here while there fell 10.5%. This means that the prices and increased exports tend to have losses to continue with this macroeconomic policy which by far has been applied in Brazil.
Brazilian taxes are on the highest levels see below. If to charge a single rate or lower the power to household consumption would increase substantially, that that Sturt Mill writes as positive Stationary economy.
tongue depressor
30%
Sanitary napkin
34%
Academy
27%
Chocolate milk
38%
Steel (crude form)
37%
Sugar
32%
Dog training
27%
Sweetener
37%
Fertilizer
25%
aircraft
28%
school calendar
43%
agogô
39%
Water
38%
Water w / sugar and sweeteners (H2O)
53%
Coconut water
34%
Eau de cologne (national)
50%
Mineral water
44%
Hydrogen peroxide
41%
Sanitary water
26%
Needle
34%
Alcohol (cleaning supplies)
33%
ethanol
26%
cleaning cotton
35%
Pliers
40%
Lunch at restaurant
32%
cushions
34%
Softener
34%
Peanut
37%
Walker
19%
Sideboard (room)
37%
safety razor
41%
digital pressure device
34%
Stereo
37%
MP3 or iPOD device
49%
Apparatus radiography (X-ray)
38%
handset w / fixed line
43%
Whistle
34%
Sharpener 
43%
electric water heater
48%
space heater
48%
Barbed wire
33%
Air conditioning w / residence
48%
firearm (handgun)
72%
Hair arrangement
26%
Rice
17%
Christmas tree
39%
Vacuum Cleaner
41%
Aprons medical
31%
Airplane
42%
imported cod
44%
Scales (household)
43%
rubber balloon (bladder)
34%
Band-Aid (bandage)
30%
Flag (cloth)
36%
Mandolin
39%
Bathtub
42%
Banjo
39%
electric shaver
48%
Boat
28%
Potato
11%
Food mixer
44%
Drums
38%
Bicycle
46%
Jewelry
43%
binoculars
52%
Bikini
33%
Bikini with sequins
42%
Biscuit
37%
Scalpel
40%
Soccer ball
46%
Brigadeiro cake
34%
Exchange (general)
40%
leather bag
42%
Thermal bag
37%
Sugarplum
38%
cap
35%
bongo drums
39%
Eraser
43%
Boot
36%
Toys
40%
suntan lotion
49%
Buffet (dinner) - Restaurant
32%
bass drum
39%
Bouquet (flowers)
18%
Horn (car)
36%
Horn gas
46%
Sugarcane liquor
82%
Smoking pipe
61%
Scarf
34%
Hot dog
15%
Beach chair
41%
Wheelchair
18%
College notebook
35%
Coffee
20%
coffee machine
42%
caipirinha
77%
amplified speakers
46%
Pants (cloth)
35%
Leather pants
40%
Jeans
39%
electronic calculator
45%
Shrimp
33%
Photographic camera
45%
Shirt
35%
Plaid shirt
35%
Pen
48%
Switchblade
44%
hominy
35%
Beef
17%
Carillon with shelf
37%
Easter card
37%
Ink cartridges (printer)
38%
Charcoal
34%
popular house
48%
mink fur coat
82%
Civil wedding
17%
catchup
41%
Catheter
30%
small guitar
38%
CD (compact disk)
38%
Onion
16%
Wax
47%
Tin in Cereal
34%
Canned beer)
56%
Beer (bottle)
56%
Champagne
59%
Leather hat
40%
Straw hat
34%
Cigar / cigarillo
62%
Screwdriver
41%
Chester / Peru / Shank
29%
Chews
34%
Flip flops
31%
Chocolate
39%
Draft beer
62%
Electric shower
48%
Cigarette
80%
Cement
30%
Leather belt
41%
Seat belt
25%
Clarinet
39%
Blanket
26%
Cocada
37%
plush rabbit
30%
Safe box
46%
Cola Tongs
43%
Hawaiian necklace
46%
Mattress
28%
Collector urine
20%
Colomba Easter chocolate
39%
Bedpan / Parrot
34%
Computer over R $ 3,000.00
34%
Computer up to R $ 3,000.00
24%
Conditioners (bath)
37%
Confetti / streamer
44%
veterinary consultation
27%
Water bill
24%
Electricity bill
48%
Telephone bill
46%
Contrabass
39%
Invitation (printed)
24%
Copier (machine)
48%
Glasses
38%
Rope
34%
cornet
34%
Lawn mower
38%
cosmetics
55%
swabs
34%
Shaving cream
57%
Beauty creams
57%
Wooden Cross
46%
opossum
38%
Church decoration (flowers)
18%
defibrillator
35%
Disinfectant
26%
Deodorants
37%
Detergent
30%
Bride day (salon)
26%
Diamond (rough stone)
43%
Diesel
41%
Hygienic shower
35%
DVD (device)
50%
DVD (cartridge)
44%
eiderdown
36%
boats
28%
Electricity
48%
Ornaments Christmas tree
48%
Peas
26%
private school and English course
26%
Toothbrush
34%
adhesive tape
29%
steel wool (pack of 4 units)
41%
Sparkling wine
60%
Pencil cases
40%
Fire extinguisher
40%
Fantasy - clothing wire
34%
Fantasy - clothing fabric
36%
Cutlery
42%
Wheat flour
17%
Door lock
42%
Bean
17%
Yeast
38%
Iron
45%
filing cabinet
39%
Movies w / photo
45%
Air filter
41%
Oil filter
38%
filter paper
37%
Ribbon
34%
Buckle
37%
Transverse flute
40%
Artificial flowers
46%
natural flowers
18%
4-burner stove
27%
Fireworks
62%
Sheets binder
38%
Chocolate fondue
39%
Cheese fondue
37%
paper forms
39%
Microwave oven
55%
Matches
34%
Disposable diaper
34%
Chicken
17%
Freezer
45%
fruits
22%
Corn meal
25%
harmonica
40%
thermos
45%
cooking gas
34%
Gasoline
53%
Gauze
29%
Refrigerator
37%
Gelatine
37%
leather jerkin
40%
Grass
13%
Recorder (apparatus)
52%
Necktie
35%
Grease p / shoes
41%
Umbrella / umbrella
35%
Paper napkin
38%
Umbrella
37%
Guitar
39%
Hotel accommodation
30%
Hotel for animals
27%
holy image
42%
Printer
34%
Inhaler
36%
Tickets (tickets)
41%
Yogurt
33%
IPad - tablet
39%
disposable lighter
62%
Dinner in the restaurant
32%
knee
20%
video Games
72%
Jewels
50%
Newspaper
14%
Bank interest rate
26%
Microscope slide
34%
standard light bulb
45%
lunchboxes
40%
Pencil
35%
Fireplace
41%
Dish washer
48%
Milk 
19%
Powdered milk
28%
Souvenir (souvenir)
18%
Sheet
26%
Lentil
26%
Blender
44%
Book
16%
Schoolbook
16%
tableware
45%
lubricants
38%
Light fixture
44%
Magnifying glass
34%
Glove
41%
surgical glove
30%
Apple
34%
spaghetti
18%
wood Floor
42%
Mayonnaise
34%
Cornstarch (cornstarch)
34%
bags
40%
Mesh
34%
Hoses w / Water
39%
butter
36%
Makeup
56%
vending machine selling drinks
48%
Sewing machine
36%
Washing machine
48%
Margarine (500g)
36%
Hammer
41%
surgical mask
30%
Mask sequined
43%
Plastic mask
44%
building materials (general)
33%
Metal Medal
38%
animal drug use
13%
medicines for human use
34%
Glucose Meter
30%
Monthly club
27%
Merthiolate / mercury
35%
pool table (billiards)
62%
Microcomputer up to R $ 3,000.00
24%
Micro Laptop above R $ 3,000.00
34%
microphones
47%
Microwave (oven)
59%
Microscope
38%
Boiled corn
19%
corn (glass)
36%
backpacks
40%
Tomato sauce (can)
36%
Mustard
41%
Bike (over 250 cc)
65%
Motorcycle up to 125 cc
44%
Crutch
40%
razor
44%
walnuts
36%
Glasses (glass lenses)
45%
Sunglasses
44%
Kitchen oil
26%
Easter eggs
39%
Chicken eggs
21%
Peanut candy
37%
Package hotel, ticket and van - Carnival parade
36%
honeymoon honeymoon package (travel)
30%
Tambourine
38%
pots
36%
panettone
35%
Bun
17%
French bread
17%
Aluminum paper
38%
Carbon paper
37%
Cellophane paper
34%
paper filter
45%
Toilet paper (4 rolls)
40%
brown paper
35%
bond paper
37%
Screw
41%
Parachute
41%
Picks and shovels
34%
Airfare
22%
Toothpaste
35%
Folders in general 
40%
plastic folders
40%
Rollerblades
53%
Pé-de-moleque
37%
Fishes
34%
Leather Sieve
40%
Comb
45%
Imported fragrance
78%
national Perfume
69%
Peru / chester / Shank
29%
Piano
40%
Battery / batteries
51%
Brush
36%
Pinion
24%
laboratory pipettes
34%
Popcorn (microwave)
35%
Popcorn (maize)
35%
Plants (orchard)
13%
plastic 0.15
40%
Playstation
72%
Tire
36%
Locket
43%
Poles and concrete beams
39%
Prato (musical instrument)
38%
Dishes (kitchen)
34%
Nail
41%
Christmas crib
36%
Condom
19%
Sunscreen
42%
wall above
36%
Cheese
17%
quentão
62%
Kerosene for aviation
47%
Rations for cat and dog
41%
Reco-reco
38%
Soft drink
36%
Soda can)
46%
Soda (bottle)
45%
Watering can
44%
Ruler
45%
Clock
53%
Alarm clock
48%
Magazines
19%
clothing
35%
Bar soap
30%
Washing powder
41%
Soap
37%
salt
15%
Sandwiches Mac Donald's
30%
Shoes
36%
soapy
39%
Saxophone
40%
Hair dryer
48%
clothing Secadoura
48%
Answering machine
52%
Saddle
41%
Syringe
30%
TV service Signature
46%
Sierra manual
41%
shampoo
44%
Cider
48%
Bells / buzzers
43%
Tracheal aspiration probe
21%
urethral probe
34%
Soup packet
34%
Serum
30%
mass of ice cream
38%
Ice cream (popsicle)
38%
Sousaphone
39%
spray foam
46%
ready juice
36%
food supplement
34%
beakers
44%
Baby powder
49%
Cutlery
34%
Tambourine
39%
Carpet
42%
Theater and cinema
30%
fabrics
36%
Keyboard
39%
Cell phone
40%
Telephony
46%
TV
45%
Roof tile
34%
Imported Shoes
59%
Third plastic
41%
Thermometer
39%
Suit (costume)
35%
Scissors
44%
Brick (Milheiro)
34%
Ink
36%
gouache paint
36%
Plastic paint 
36%
cab
20%
Bath towel
26%
Tablecloth
26%
Tomato
17%
Water tap
39%
electric toaster
48%
Groom Dress
35%
mass transit
34%
Tractor
32%
Pillow
26%
Triangle (musical instrument)
38%
Triangle w / vehicle
45%
Trombone
40%
trumpet
39%
University (monthly)
26%
Funeral urn
36%
Teddy bear
30%
garden utensils
34%
fishing rod
48%
Flower pot
41%
Toilet
40%
Broom
35%
Vehicle Celta 1.0
38%
Vehicle Toyota Corolla 2.0
41%
Vehicle Celta 1.0
37%
Vehicle Toyota Corolla 2.0 
41%
See her
41%
Fan
34%
Vermouth
62%
Dress
35%
Wedding dress
35%
Video tape
44%
Glass
42%
Vinegar
34%
Wine
55%
viola
40%
Guitar
39%
Violin
38%
Cello
40%
Vodka
82%
Whisky
61%
Cough syrup
35%
Xylophone
40%

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