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... relevant. the world economy will change; the economic center of the world will change to the East; the dollar will lose relative power as reserve money; nationalism will ... See full document

... on the functional distribution of income (labor share) in two ways: (i) by reducing the share of the unemployed and of those em- ployed in low-productivity ... See full document

... governments of advanced economies are all seeking ways to strengthen their own national manufacturing ...about the equal chances of success of economies that rely on primary exports ... See full document

... while in the economic mode followed by some Latin America in the last deca- de, the state established compromise between the financial and commodities ... See full document

... on the asian crisis) and this contribution is an extension to that line of ...episode in which the expectation of a sustained appreciation of the currency ... See full document

... relation to the real exchange rate volatility, the results show it affects in- novation negatively in both country ...for the countries with well developed NIs ... See full document

... — the limitations and even potentially harmful effects of trade agreements and the need for industrial policy — could have been taken from pages in Alice’s ...view of ... See full document

... aim of this paper is to discuss the trend of overvaluation of the Brazilian currency in the 2000s, presenting an econometric model to estimate ... See full document

... was to change the Chinese state’s intervention pattern in order to assume a position of greater regulation of the system rather than di- rectly controlling the ... See full document

... following the descriptive conclusions of Cárdenas, Ocampo, and Thorp (2000), we see that the ISI period was one of macroeconomic volatility and income inequality, but also great ... See full document

... types of imbalance of distinct intensity: a run on the reserves and the currency whose origin is exogenous to the foundations of the domestic economy – ... See full document

... capable of sustaining the expected aggregate demand until it stands on its own two feet and the confidence in the production profitability is completely ...restored. In ... See full document

... Monetary and financial cooperation: what is good to Asian is also good to Latin ...This article compares the Asian and Latin American experiences with ... See full document

... change in Keynes’s thinking about financial system reform. The first was the realpolitik real- ization that US cooperation was required, and that the United States would not ... See full document

... economists and financial regulators relied on the necessary theory and on the necessary organizational institutions to avoid a major crisis such as the one we are ...A ... See full document

... types of informa- tion which we consider worth having as background in order to evaluate the Latin-American reality as compared to that of the advanced ... See full document

... governments to adopt better policies, despite their lack of popularity, and thus reduce the probability of ...Lane and Phillips (2000) even make a case that analysts have ... See full document

... A metodologia de cálculo da receita financeira do exportador proveniente do PAE é semelhante àquela apresentada para o caso do ACC. Em ambos os casos o exportador recebe um montante em reais que corresponde a um ... See full document

... recently, the literature of demand-led growth downplayed the existence of a relationship between the income elasticities of imports and exports and the level ... See full document

... to the sudden-stop of capital flows. However, after the most critical moment of the crisis had been hit, and the confidence of international markets has ... See full document