[PDF] Top 20 Brazil. J. Polit. Econ. vol.37 número4

... Most Latin American countries, meanwhile, are in the Southwest quadrant. In this box there are countries whose growth and distribution dynamics are marked by high inequality and the dependency of exports on a small set ... See full document

... Assim, adota-se os demais municípios como grupos de controle (Morgan and winship, 2009, pp. Vale ressaltar que, havendo tendências anteriores das variáveis dependentes diferentes entre[r] ... See full document

... In Brazil, the agrarian elites in the pre-industrial and the industrial revolution phases opposed the developmental ...in Brazil, during the period of the industrial revolution (from the 1930s to the 1970s) ... See full document

... Contudo, os resultados da presente versão vêm com uma importante ressalva: uma depreciação da taxa real de câmbio, apesar de pertinente para a expansão das exportações em todos os seus[r] ... See full document

... Por se tratar de um modelo diferente (sem intercepto), os resultados referentes às exportações de alta tecnologia na Ta- bela 2 do artigo não são comparáveis aos resultados dos demais c[r] ... See full document

... These results indicate that structural change is strategic for the economic growth of developing countries, since it allows for greater dispersion of the positive effects of industrial productivity throughout the ... See full document

... Data pertaining to the scientific articles published and to patent applications per million of inhabitants for the evaluated countries are presented in Table 2. It is possible to determine that the number of articles per ... See full document

... To test econometrically whether the comparative advantage explains the rapid growth of Chinese exports, yue and Hua (2002) proceeded to the estimation of a reduced equation for exports[r] ... See full document

... ABSTRACT : This work analyzes how the recent Brazilian inlation responds to economic cycles and its inertial component considering different environments of forward-looking expectations in the framework of the Hybrid ... See full document

... transition from a centrally planned economy to a more flexible economy as well as the strategic trend of mergers between large companies and large banks, demanded reforms to optimize m[r] ... See full document

... Note the existence of heterogeneity between average rates of growth of CO 2 emissions, while developed countries such as England, Belgium and France pres- ent an average annual emission [r] ... See full document

... Specialization determine the internal sectors with bigger productive gains, con- solidating a correspondent trade pattern and growth rate compatible with the ex- ternal restriction while[r] ... See full document

... Edgeworth (1845-1926) conceived of mathematics as an intellectual framework where physics might develop. Therefore, political economy was to imitate the fun- damental model of physics and the manner of the imitation was ... See full document

... Simon’s constant use of a positivist approach, not only made him the epicenter of this epistemological viewpoint in public policy (Cruise, 1997), but also helped him to develop other c[r] ... See full document

... ABSTRACT : In the present situation, the debt/GDP ratio in Brazil is increasing both due to the payment of interests and to a positive primary deicit. The later the iscal adjustment is done, the higher must be the ... See full document

... ABSTRACT : This article examines how pay as you go (deined beneit) public pension sys- tem relates to a fully funded complimentary regime (or deined contribution pension), in the context of a renewed attempt to reform ... See full document

... employed Brazil as one of the countries in his sample and found that exports growth favorably influences the rate of economic growth over the contributions of domestic and foreign ...in Brazil and found ... See full document

... proposal was not endorsed. After some years forgotten, the idea of creating a Substitution Account resurfaces amid a strong process of dollar depreciation. In 1978, an effort restarted to reform the international ... See full document

... The next stage of democratization, the fourth stage, is participatory democ- racy—under which citizens are capable of taking part in political decisions up to a point. It is modest and realistic when compared with ... See full document

... Entretanto, o processo de objetivação que toda ciência busca não é capaz de elimi- nar, por uma decisão metodológica (necessariamente subjetiva) tida como a única pertinente (a metodolo[r] ... See full document