Estado e políticas públicas no capitalismo dependente

Abstract

This paper addresses the characteristics of Dependent Capitalism countries within the development of the world economy, highlighting the particular forms in which the State presents itself in these countries, through a historical context debating not only the State forms, but also the way in which the State presents itself contributing to the maintenance of the overexploitation of workers. Arguing how the State's action interferes in the financing of social policies and what this interference causes in the lives of workers in Latin American countries, especially the Brazilian working class and its struggle for the realization of its rights. Based on a bibliographic and documentary research methodology, it addresses the emergence of neoliberal ideas in the context of dependent capitalism within Brazilian society.