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Finances
Itaú BBA assesses that the change approved by the Chamber undermines the credibility of the fiscal framework
12 Apr 2024
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Economy
Behavioral Economics in Judicial Recovery: An Innovative Approach to Overcoming Challenges In times of crisis, companies in financial difficulties seek judicial recovery as a way to restructure their debts and resume growth. However, the process is complex and requires a deep understanding of the factors that influence the success of the recovery. It is in this context that behavioral economics emerges as an innovative tool to help companies and creditors overcome the challenges that arise. The article “Recovery Behavioral Economics”, published in Conjur on April 10, 2024, highlights how this area of knowledge can be applied to judicial recovery. The author, Daniela Vianna, a lawyer specializing in business law, points out that behavioral economics studies how individuals make decisions in complex and uncertain situations, such as that which occurs in a judicial recovery process. By understanding the cognitive biases and emotions that influence the behavior of companies and creditors, it is possible to create more effective strategies for debt negotiation and the implementation of the recovery plan. The author cites as an example the use of “nudging” techniques, which consist of small changes in the decision-making environment that can lead to significant changes in people’s behavior. One of the main challenges of judicial recovery is the asymmetry of information between debtors and creditors. Behavioral economics can help reduce this asymmetry by providing tools for the parties involved in the process to better understand the reasons that lead to certain behaviors and make more informed decisions. Another important challenge is the need to reach a consensus between the parties for the approval of the recovery plan. Behavioral economics can help build an environment that is more conducive to negotiation, by identifying points of convergence between the interests of those involved and by proposing solutions that maximize value for all. More studies and research are still needed to assess the impact of behavioral economics on judicial recovery. However, the outlook is promising. The application of this area of knowledge can help increase the chances of success in judicial recovery processes, benefiting companies, creditors and society as a whole.
11 Apr 2024
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2 min
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Economy
Chamber releases R$15 billion for Lula's government: changes to the fiscal framework
11 Apr 2024
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2 min
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Economy
Government admits reviewing fiscal targets for 2025 and 2026 to reach R$300 billion
11 Apr 2024
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3 min
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Economy
World Bank warns of rising Brazilian debt, but sees no major problems in economic policy
11 Apr 2024
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3 min
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Economy
BNDES opens competition with 150 vacancies and initial salary of R$1,400,000
11 Apr 2024
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3 min
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Economy
Data Integration: Key to Saving Billions in the Federal Government
11 Apr 2024
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3 min
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Economy
IPCA rises 0.16% in March, the lowest increase since April 2023
11 Apr 2024
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3 min
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Economy
Transform Your Financial Life: Savings Secrets Revealed
21 Feb 2024
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11 min
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Economy
Economics in Action: Take Control of Your Finances Today!
16 Feb 2024
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4 min
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Economy
Discover the Secrets of Saving and Achieve Financial Independence
15 Feb 2024
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4 min
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Economy
Smart Economy: Strategies to Grow Your Wealth
11 Feb 2024
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4 min
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Economy
Unraveling the Mysteries of Economics: How to Prosper
08 Feb 2024
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4 min
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Economy
The Power of Savings: Make Your Money Go Further
22 Jan 2024
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4 min
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Economy
Uncomplicated Economics: A Practical Guide to Financial Success
17 Jan 2024
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5 min
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