Engines of Growth

Discover the intricate dynamics of Brazil's industrialization in Engines of Growth by Helen Shapiro, published by Cambridge University Press in 2006. This insightful book delves into the economic and political motivations that shaped Brazil's industrial policy, particularly the controversial prohibition of car imports during the 1950s. With a comprehensive analysis spanning 284 pages, Shapiro explores the reasons behind Brazil's reliance on foreign firms to drive its automotive industry forward. This essential read is perfect for anyone interested in the intersection of government policy and economic development within the automobile sector. Gain a deeper understanding of Brazil's unique approach to fostering growth and the implications of its strategies on the global stage. Don't miss your chance to explore this pivotal period in Brazil's history and its lasting impact on the automobile industry.