[PDF] Top 20 Income inequality and human capital development

... Investimentos em capital humano são essenciais para o desenvolvimento econômico de um pais. No Brasil, diversas fontes apontam para a falta de mão de obra qualificada como sendo uma das causas de um fraco ... See full document

... It turns out that, in equilibrium, the shopping time spent by consumers in order to save on the use of transacting balances, is a mirror image of the amount of real interest payments on these same balances, on account of ... See full document

... redistribution and the financial liberalization policies led to a period of financial engineering in the US, namely securitisation in the form of what we now know as interlinked securities, based on subprime ... See full document

... of income in the ...of income (and wealth) in the most developed countries in the world and the fourth highest in the OECD countries, behind Chile, Mexico and ...include capital ... See full document

... in inequality: the approach of ...rising inequality is the result of market laws and market institutions in general), and the approach of ...Acemoglu and others (inequality is ... See full document

... questionnaires and replies to inquires on church attendance when the respondents were 11 or 12 years ...Hanushek and Woessmann (2011) argue that variations in skills measured by the international tests are ... See full document

... Bell and coauthors also focus on the impact of the disease environment on human capital trans- mission mechanisms from parents to children in a model calibrated to South ...amount and quality ... See full document

... trends and cycles of poverty and inequality during the 1992 to 2004 period in Brazil, detailing some of its closest determinants with special emphasis on the role played by incomes ...millennium ... See full document

... of income inequality in comparison to countries at similar levels of development but all transition countries registered an increase in inequality after the fall of Communism (Bandelj ... See full document

... Wealth composition affects fertility because physical capital has only a wealth effect on number of children, whereas human capital increases the time cost of child-rearing in additio[r] ... See full document

... lower income inequality in his cross country analysis, which co- vers fifty countries from all around the ...coefficients and this might be even more pronounced if one were to take overall government ... See full document

... 1) income inequality seems to have a direct effect on LEB, which is greater than when social capital is considered as a causal pathway; and 2) political regime has a greater effect considering ... See full document

... all income-related categories of ...education and economic inequalities is obvious in recent economic ...between income of population and its education and have proved that, according ... See full document

... process and redistributed this stable currency through a structure of social programs initiated by its ...in inequality depends on the fundaments, the inequality in opportunities, represented by the ... See full document

... opening and inequality, Spilimbergo (apud Barreto; Lima 2003), considering that the endowment stayed constant along the time, for an analysis of data in panel, it approximated to the result that the opening ... See full document

... to human capital investment theory, the effects are conditional on the rate of return to education – ...technologies and outsourcing production, coupled with increasing cost of education (Rajan, ... See full document

... on income inequalities shows a similar pattern as the one observed in the short-run analysis for non-linear connections between tax structures and household income gaps (see table ...For ... See full document

... technicians and politicians) admit that, since the 1970s, there has been economic growth, but not development, especially in some ...achieve development, it is necessary for the region to go through ... See full document

... Kingdom and the Netherlands in early modern Europe - population, enclosure of the land, the role of the empire, the role of the government, technology, and literacy; and found the role of empire (via ... See full document

... Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Barbados, Belgium, Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, Bul- garia, Burundi, Cameroon, Canada, Central African Republic, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cote d‘Ivoire, Croatia, Cyprus, ... See full document