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				China: long-run economic growth

← Return to Article Details China: long-run economic growth

... na China nas últimas décadas tem de- sempenhado um papel preponderante quando se pensa em quais são os determi- nantes do excepcional crescimento econômico chinês, além do fato de que a des- valorização real da ... See full document

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				Macroeconomic constraints to growth of Brazilian economy

← Return to Article Details Macroeconomic constraints to growth of Brazilian economy

... has to go together with the substitution of actual inflation targeting regime (ITR, hereafter) for a “double mandate regime” (DMR, hereafter) where Brazilian monetary authorities must pursue two objectives of ... See full document

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				Brazil as an emerging economy: a new economic miracle?

← Return to Article Details Brazil as an emerging economy: a new economic miracle?

... the growth of the use of credit, especially consumer ...credit to GdP has risen from ...effort to stimulate the economy through tax ...similar to the sub-prime crisis in the ...rates to ... See full document

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				Joblessness

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... needs to be serviced in foreign exchange by a developing ...try to withdraw their credit in a ...limit to the extent a government can borrow further to service its ...one-sided to ... See full document

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				Economics and economic methodology in a core-periphery economic world

← Return to Article Details Economics and economic methodology in a core-periphery economic world

... instrumental to their definition as separate bodies of ...extend to concerns traditionally investigated in its periphery, this would make the core-periphery nature of economics less ...has long been ... See full document

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				Escaping the debt constraint on growth:

← Return to Article Details Escaping the debt constraint on growth:

... adds to the government’s ...forced to cut back spending as rates ...indexed to the dollar, but on the other hand it reduces aggregate demand and economic activity by reducing net ...expected ... See full document

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				Karl Polanyi and substantivism in economic development

← Return to Article Details Karl Polanyi and substantivism in economic development

... process to be achieved should exploit the existing competitive advantages as best as possible while still consider- ing that there are specificities in ‘social and environmental assets’ that, if disre- garded, ... See full document

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				Inequalities and capital accumulation in China

← Return to Article Details Inequalities and capital accumulation in China

... Due to stringent regula- tions on cross-border capital flows imposed by the government, short-term specu- lation is heavily restricted, and China has been shielded from external economic and ... See full document

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				Impact of economic growth on international reserve holdings in Brazil

← Return to Article Details Impact of economic growth on international reserve holdings in Brazil

... According to ImF (2009), Foreign exchange reserves are foreign currency de- posits of central banks or other monetary ...used to back central bank’s liabilities, such as the local currency issued, the ... See full document

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				Why China survived the asian financial crisis?

← Return to Article Details Why China survived the asian financial crisis?

... the growth rates of the critical 8 to 9%? It should be noted that even respectable growth rates of 6% and 7% may not be ...8% growth rate is barely sufficient to maintain the ... See full document

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				Trade with China and strategy in South American recent economic development

← Return to Article Details Trade with China and strategy in South American recent economic development

... related to raising concerns about its own sus- tainability, and its long-term impact on natural resources, especially forest ...related to deforestation, but not scientifi- cally tested ...expected ... See full document

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				The structuralist revenge: economic complexity as an important dimension to evaluate growth and development

← Return to Article Details The structuralist revenge: economic complexity as an important dimension to evaluate growth and development

... that economic development is strongly linked to a radical transformation in the structure of pro- duction to suppress obstacles, bottlenecks and other rigidities of ...of economic development, ... See full document

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				Can Brazil repeat the economic miracle?

← Return to Article Details Can Brazil repeat the economic miracle?

... China, Coreia do Sul, Hong Kong, Japão, Cingapura e Taiwan dobraram a renda per capita, em quinze anos ou menos, em diferentes períodos, como assinala a Tabela 1, mostrando o sucesso do modelo asiático de ... See full document

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				Changes in China: transition and development strategies

← Return to Article Details Changes in China: transition and development strategies

... Diante de um maior grau de abertura financeira, as incertezas sobre a desva- lorização da moeda resultaram em um déficit na conta de capital de us$ 504 bi- lhões que, acrescido dos us$ 132 bilhões em “erros e omissões”, ... See full document

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				Cooperation, social capital and economic performance

← Return to Article Details Cooperation, social capital and economic performance

... the economic phenomenon, i.e. economic efficiency and growth (see North, ...much economic performance, both from a static and dynamic point of view, varies between ...the economic ... See full document

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				The general equilibrium theory as economic metatheory

← Return to Article Details The general equilibrium theory as economic metatheory

... forced to add a series of exceptions that appear in reality in order to salvage the ...led to the prevalence of “ad hoc” in real situations that the theory does not ...interaction, growth and ... See full document

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				Resuming growth in Latin America

← Return to Article Details Resuming growth in Latin America

... lever to resume and sustain growth. They thus maintain that to overcome stagna- tion it will be necessary to reconstruct the state’s capacity to implement pro-growth ...policies, ... See full document

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				States and economic development

← Return to Article Details States and economic development

... rapid growth should continue to learn from such statist success stories as that found in East Asia? ...need to be added. The East Asian model (to the extent that there is even such a thing) is ... See full document

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				A note on inflation targeting and economic growth in Brazil

← Return to Article Details A note on inflation targeting and economic growth in Brazil

... help to clarify some of the issues not resolved ...expanded to include other developing countries in Latin America and elsewhere which adopted the inflation targeting ...GdP growth is ...policy ... See full document

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				Growth and distribution: a revised classical model

← Return to Article Details Growth and distribution: a revised classical model

... of growth, the wage rate will tend to increase in proportion to the increase of the cost of reproduction of labor (which is higher than the cost of subsistence be- cause it includes the education ... See full document

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