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Income inequality: Implications and relevant economic policies
... 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 ...
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Poverty, inequality and income policies: Lula´s real
... short and long term trends in intervals of administrative ...crises, and actions of other factors such as families, companies NGOs, etc, and the remaining levels of ...coordinator and ...
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Household income inequality and economic growth in Brazil
... growth and income inequality, and taking for reference the most recent contributions in light of the theory of economic growth, it can grouped the growth models in at least four types: ...
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Financial frictions, informality and income inequality
... period and increased spreads on the dynamics of aggregate variables such as household consumption, interest rate and product in a model of heterogeneous ...rate and the product, a result also found ...
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INCOME DISTRIBUTION DETERMINANTS AND PUBLIC SPENDING EFFICIENCY
... inheritance and societal traditions and norms, there are more individually-nested, or random factors, which also play important ...intelligence, and even look not directly inherited and (b) ...
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Poverty, Inequality and Social Policies in Brazil
... of income, but also access to public goods and services, means dealing with different types of vulnerability through various modes of intervention, combining more immediate measures for alleviating poverty, ...
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Bras. Political Sci. Rev. vol.9 número2
... for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), have shown that the State reduces ...reduced inequality (BLAU and KAHN, 1996; GUSTAFSSON and JOHANSSON, 1999; MILANOVIC, 1994), that ...
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Braz. oral res. vol.26 número especial 1
... social, economic, cultural, environmental and health-system-related determinants are part of a web of possible causes of dental ...public policies of social protection and economic ...
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Income Inequality Decomposition, Russia 1992-2002: Method and Application
... the income inequality of societies, a range of indices is used by economists and social ...Theil and Atkinson coefficients and the Mean Logarithmic Deviation), and the percentile ...
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Impact of expenses in strategic sectors for Brazilian poty art jaaraújo impact
... cycles and macroeconomic policies, the government should be concerned about implementing measures that can stabilize the ...Although income inequality has been reduced in recent years, it ...
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Poverty, inequality and income policies: Lula's real
... our economic scenario does not rival other emerging countries’? At the pace of the national accounts statistics, and GDP in particular, we would not be a real BRIC (Brasil, Russia, India and China) ...
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Inequality and economic growth in Latin
... the inequality coefficient becomes non-significant, particularly when regional dummies are ...measurement and the omission of variables can bias the estimation. Third, and according to Forbes the ...
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Targeting the poor: a macroeconomic analysis of cash transfer programs
... What are the effects of transfers targeting the poor on income inequality, wealth inequality, poverty, employment, and welfare2. • two policy views:.[r] ...
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Income-transfer policies in Brazil and Argentina.
... Tanto o BF como a AUHPS têm como fundamento a transitoriedade da situa- ção do beneficiário. No caso do Programa Bolsa Família, o suposto é que a con- cessão do benefício e a exigência d[r] ...
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Mapping poverty, inequality and the new middle class in Brazil
... similar inequality reduction to that observed since 2001: we grew a third of the 1970s growth, but we reduced poverty more in this current ...in inequality is comparable in magnitude to the famous increase ...
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Rational expectations, income policies and game theory
... a word, staggered wage setting with high inflation rates makes. a strong case in favor of income policies.[r] ...
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Determinants of global income inequality
... to inequality is the“skill-biased technolog- ical change” (SBTC), ...assess and “is usually subsumed in the unexplained part of modeling”, although Katz and Autor (1999) view it as the most important ...
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Testing Kuznets’ Hypothesis for Russian Regions: Trends and Interpretations
... A and B, respectively), which dif- fered by the level and structure of ...that economic development occurred with the non-agricultural sector expanding and agricultural sector ...of ...
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What causes violent crime?
... that, as expected, crime is counter-cyc1ica1; stagnant economic activity induces heightened homicide rates. Second, higher income inequality, measured by the Gini index, increas[r] ...
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On the positive correlation between income inequality and unemployment
... When alpha is very close to one (but not one), the Gini is very close to one as well, because a very small percentage of the population happens to get job o¤ers. All the remaining workers have no o¤ers and a wage ...
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