Analysis of Brazilian Emigration and State Cycles: A Study on Brain Drain and Institutional Collapse

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contents <p>This paper examines the phenomenon of contemporary Brazilian emigration through the lens of state cycle theory, analyzing the relationship between public apparatus expansion, brain drain, and potential institutional collapse. Using data on migratory flows and government spending, the study proposes that Brazil is going through a critical phase characterized by the departure of qualified human capital, unsustainable expansion of public spending, and possible negative demographic transition. The analysis suggests that these factors converge toward a scenario of fiscal and institutional unsustainability, with implications for the viability of the Brazilian state model in the coming decades.</p>
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spellingShingle Analysis of Brazilian Emigration and State Cycles: A Study on Brain Drain and Institutional Collapse
SÉRGIO DE ANDRADE, PAULO
Brazilian emigration, brain drain, state cycles, institutional collapse, public spending, demographic transition
<p>This paper examines the phenomenon of contemporary Brazilian emigration through the lens of state cycle theory, analyzing the relationship between public apparatus expansion, brain drain, and potential institutional collapse. Using data on migratory flows and government spending, the study proposes that Brazil is going through a critical phase characterized by the departure of qualified human capital, unsustainable expansion of public spending, and possible negative demographic transition. The analysis suggests that these factors converge toward a scenario of fiscal and institutional unsustainability, with implications for the viability of the Brazilian state model in the coming decades.</p>
title Analysis of Brazilian Emigration and State Cycles: A Study on Brain Drain and Institutional Collapse
topic Brazilian emigration, brain drain, state cycles, institutional collapse, public spending, demographic transition
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17940109