Antigos Poupadores São Atuais Idosos Endividados

This paper aims to describe a causal relationship between the vulnerability of the elderly in Brazil and the massive adherence to the judicial agreement on inflationary purges formalized in 2017. Proponents of lawsuits to replace inflationary purges from the economic plans of the 1980s and 90 aged. The aging of Brazilians brings with it, with few exceptions, impoverishment (due to the vulnerability of employment and income inherent to age, even with efforts to expand social security benefits and benefits) and indebtedness (mainly by means of payroll-deductible loans). The big Brazilian banks acted actively to postpone the judgment of the lawsuits, making the final decision of the Supreme Court not happen until today (2021). In 2017, however, the banks' strategy was revised. At that time, a definitive decision against the banks was likely to be judged soon. In addition, the agreement on inflationary purges in Brazil coincided with the end of the period of economic recession 2014-2016, a period in which there was an excess of resources for banks, resulting from the macroeconomic context itself. This text builds its objective through the inductive method, from the investigation of three fronts

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