Concorrência real: teoria e a evidência empírica

Abstract

This monograph aims to present regularities derived from the theory of real competition in their theoretical and empirical elements. The work consists of an authorial analysis, in addition to the main empirical research as classical-Marxist hypotheticals, a regressive model was dissolved to investigate whether in the Brazilian economy the oligopolistic sectors have higher profit rates than the main ones. The savings found during the various studies that attest that they attest to equal intersectoral rates of time are also not found in Brazilian profit, demonstrating at the time and that the result indices presented a historical image in the structure of market results, from competitive to oligopolies. and vice versa. Logo independent of the structure of the different sectors over time present. It is concluded that the theory of real competition is relevant for the analysis of contemporary capitalism, as well as its hypotheses have empirical validity.