Plano de ação 1974/78: avaliação

Abstract

The National Economic Development Bank (BNDE) evaluated its 1974/78 Action Plan, demonstrating remarkable performance in several areas. There was a significant boost in economic development, with BNDE's participation in the Gross Fixed Capital Formation (FBCF) of the economy reaching an average of 10% during the period and 40% of the National Industry's FBCF. The strengthening of national entrepreneurship was evident, with the private sector's participation in total approvals increasing from 66% in 1974 to 80% by the end of the period, and the number of national private companies among the top 200 in net worth growing from 53 in 1973 to 63 in 1977. The mitigation of regional imbalances was achieved by reducing approved collaboration for the Southeast Region from 54.7% in 1973 to 23.2% in 1978, and an increase in disbursements to the Northeast Region from 11.4% in 1974 to 16.5% in 1977 relative to the total for Brazil. Additionally, the BNDE strengthened the industrial structure, boosted technological development, and supported the production of basic inputs and equipment, exceeding programmed targets in many sectors, such as disbursements for custom-made capital goods, which reached 190% of what was planned.