Neoliberalismo controlado: formação e desenvolvimento do sistema bancário-financeiro chinês

DOI:  https://doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/desafios/a.7707

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Publicado: ene 1, 2020
Edição: v. 32 n. 1 (2020): (Janeiro-Junho) China como proponente de uma nova agenda global? Desafios, tensões e oportunidades...
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Palavras-chave: Sistema Bancário Chinês Neoliberalismo Controlado Shadow Banking System Sistema Financeiro.

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  Pedro Henrique Neves de Carvalho
Centro Universitário de Belo Horizonte

Resumo

O sistema bancário-financeiro chinês está no centro das transformações sociais e produtivas da grande potência econômica asiática. Um sistema há pouco organizado que alcança condições cruciais para a renovação da agenda econômica chinesa. Diante deste ponto, o artigo pretende reunir a agenda de transformação dessa estrutura a partir de uma leitura mais segura sobre a formação do shadow banking system chinês. Uma estrutura de crédito comum nos espaços financeiros neoliberais. Logo, organiza-se a pesquisa, metodologicamente, por meio de uma abordagem macro-histórica, a observar os fatores de transformação estrutural da economia chinesa quanto à regulação bancária e financeira. E argumenta-se que esse processo expõe uma atualização sobre a prática neoliberal. Portanto, expõe-se uma interpretação acerca de um neoliberalismo controlado dadas as condições de gerenciamento a partir das instituições públicas que formam o Estado Chinês. Como resultado desta pesquisa, apresenta-se as alterações estruturais do neoliberalismo controlado da China a partir de: 1 - O sistema bancário, 2 - China development bank enquanto instituição primária para a renovação do crédito, e 3 - A securitização dos passivos bancários por meio de investimentos em infraestrutura.

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Neves de Carvalho, P. H. (2020). Neoliberalismo controlado: formação e desenvolvimento do sistema bancário-financeiro chinês. Desafíos, 32(1), 1–32. https://doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/desafios/a.7707
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