Articles by 

Maurício Ferro

Politics

Electoral Reform: What to Change and Why?

I recognize that the Brazilian electoral system requires profound changes. I venture to suggest, perhaps with a degree of hyperbole, that it might warrant a complete rewrite for contemporary times.
Economy

Ultimately, what should be the scope of the State?

With the exception of anarchist thought, which is not to be conflated with disorder but rather with the absence of a state, the role of the state as a regulatory agent is no longer debated.
Education

Corporate Education as a Means to Cultivate Superior Collaborators

Recently, in an interview with the Terra portal, I commented on corporate education and how it helps prepare a company's employees.
Behavior

Napa Valley Presents Novelties That Delight Both Sight and Palate

It is inconceivable to experience the new Napa Valley and not share it with others. This is precisely what I undertook.
Economy

Who Stands to Lose from the Threat to the Central Bank's Autonomy?

The Central Bank signals concern regarding the economic trajectory, while the President of the Republic counters with grievances concerning the Central Bank's independence. This exchange of barbs, besides being unnecessary, is utterly inappropriate.
Behavior

Planning Leads to Victories

We are all dismayed. Eroded. Devastated by yesterday's defeat. Our initial reaction is one of anger and a search for culprits to vent our disappointment.
Behavior

Yes, we have wines. And of exceptional quality!

In 2021 and 2022, the Brazilian wine market exhibited a remarkable phenomenon: consumption surged by 30% during the period, despite the economic challenges and adversities imposed globally by the Pandemic.
Sports

Pelé's Global and Brazilian Impact.

Pelé is widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time, having secured three World Cups and netted over 1,000 goals throughout his illustrious career.