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Ethanol, employment and development: lessons from Brazil. A. Pereira

By: Pereira, Armand.
Contributor(s): International Labour Organisation.
Publisher: Geneva, ILO 1986Description: XIV, 195 P.ISBN: 9221053806.Subject(s): WEP pub | biomass | alcohol | energy policy | petroleum | import substitution | Brazil | balance of payments | employment | income distribution | social implication | agricultural development | agricultural mechanization | employment creation | foreign exchange | economic disparity | social conflict | bibliography | graph | illustration | map | statistical tableGenre/Form: evaluation | ILO pubOnline resources: Full text Summary: ILO pub-WEP pub. Evaluation of the biomass alcohol (ethanol) energy policy (petroleum import substitution) in Brazil, 1975-1984 - considers its balance of payments, employment and income distribution effects, as well as the social implications of associated agricultural development and agricultural mechanization; concludes that employment creation and foreign exchange saving are possible but that economic disparity and social conflict can occur. Bibliography, graphs, illustration, map, statistical tables.
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ILO pub-WEP pub. Evaluation of the biomass alcohol (ethanol) energy policy (petroleum import substitution) in Brazil, 1975-1984 - considers its balance of payments, employment and income distribution effects, as well as the social implications of associated agricultural development and agricultural mechanization; concludes that employment creation and foreign exchange saving are possible but that economic disparity and social conflict can occur. Bibliography, graphs, illustration, map, statistical tables.

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