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				Productivity, social expenditure and income distribution in Latin America

← Return to Article Details Productivity, social expenditure and income distribution in Latin America

... B and C in the matrix are two opposite equilibrium cases, one which reproduces slow structural change, slow learning and substantial inequality, and the other that sustains a pattern of rapid ... See full document

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				Did ISI fail and is neoliberalism the answer for Latin America?

← Return to Article Details Did ISI fail and is neoliberalism the answer for Latin America?

... Ocampo, and Thorp (2000), we see that the ISI period was one of macroeconomic volatility and income inequality, but also great industrial ...led to a more sustainable model or form the basis ... See full document

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				Varieties of capitalism, growth and redistribution in Asia and Latin America

← Return to Article Details Varieties of capitalism, growth and redistribution in Asia and Latin America

... Fritz and De Paula, 2017), the brazilian government was ruled by the workers Party, originally linked to the main brazilian trade union, the CuT, an offspring of the resurgence of the civil society during ... See full document

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				Citizen’s basic income and Kenya

← Return to Article Details Citizen’s basic income and Kenya

... Basic Income for the European Union, we are also considering the Basic Income for the ...Mexico and all Latin America, plus US$ 33 billion to be spent in technology ... See full document

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				Taxation and distribution of income in Brazil: new evidence from personal income tax data

← Return to Article Details Taxation and distribution of income in Brazil: new evidence from personal income tax data

... incomes in tables 3 to 5 are composed of dozens of heterogeneous com- ...labour and capital owner- ship, there is a predominance of labour incomes among the taxable, and capital incomes among ... See full document

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				Piketty in the light of Pasinetti and Foley: Income distribution, economic growth and financial fragility

← Return to Article Details Piketty in the light of Pasinetti and Foley: Income distribution, economic growth and financial fragility

... increase in inequality that relies inside the wage ...rewards to managers could also contribute in explaining the phenom- enon of rise in ...returns to scale, it is not possible ... See full document

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				THE PROJECT: Financial Instability and Overvaluation of the Exchange Rate in Latin America

← Return to Article Details THE PROJECT: Financial Instability and Overvaluation of the Exchange Rate in Latin America

... latin america is our object of study, but we will provide a special attention to brazil because it is the greatest country of the region and because the majority of the researchers that will ... See full document

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				Fiscal policy and private investment. Latin America in a comparative perspective

← Return to Article Details Fiscal policy and private investment. Latin America in a comparative perspective

... authorities and research- ers on Latin America that tax collection must be higher than it is ...raising income taxes, because this would distort decisions of economic agents against work, sav- ... See full document

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				Dragon in the “backyard”: China’s investment and trade in Latin America in the context of crisis

← Return to Article Details Dragon in the “backyard”: China’s investment and trade in Latin America in the context of crisis

... 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 sectoral / spatial distribution ... See full document

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				Productivity, wages, profits, and exchange rates in an era of globalization

← Return to Article Details Productivity, wages, profits, and exchange rates in an era of globalization

... caught in a low-production trap, where low physical investment leads to low levels of employment and low effective demand, despite stagnating real ...wages. In this case, effective demand ... See full document

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				Globalization and democracy

← Return to Article Details Globalization and democracy

... the latin American experience during the 2000s provides some validation of my hypothesis about the dialectical relationship between globalization and democ- ...countries in this continent embraced ... See full document

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				Development and inequalities

← Return to Article Details Development and inequalities

... weaker in Latin America than in Asia, but it is also more irregular and ...on income distribution: the higher it is, the stronger the probability of an increase in ... See full document

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				Neutralizing tendency of wages to grow below productivity rate

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... 1990s in Latin America characterize by the end of hyperinflation, by re- newed growth at low rates in Brazil and Mexico but higher in Argentina, a lesser volatility than ... See full document

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				Resuming growth in Latin America

← Return to Article Details Resuming growth in Latin America

... mediocre in Latin America for about three de- ...or social unrest and civil strife. Beginning in the 1970s, these economies lost strength as they suffered a series of strong ... See full document

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				Sectorial specialisation in east Asia and Latin America compared

← Return to Article Details Sectorial specialisation in east Asia and Latin America compared

... In Latin America, while the state has been the main instrument for the coordina- tion of investment, no enforceable standards where exerted on the leading firms re- ceiving state ...support. ... See full document

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				Protectionism and industrialization:

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... The Latin American industrialization process developed on the basis of the historical peculiarities of the ...period. In terms of external factors, the features of the uS economy defined economic relations ... See full document

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				Theory and history:

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... As qualificações de North incidem sobre vários aspectos dessa construção. Em primeiro lugar, deve ser abandonada a suposição, nela subjacente, de um processo de troca sem fricção, no qual os direitos de ... See full document

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				Economics and Rhetoric:

← Return to Article Details Economics and Rhetoric:

... E temos com isso os sinais suficientes para concluir que se trata aqui de mais um capítulo das “idéias fora do lugar”, descobertas por Roberto Schwarz no en- saio famoso de 1973. O que Schwarz mostra aí, como se sabe, é ... See full document

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				Galbraith:

← Return to Article Details Galbraith:

... psychology and vulnerable technology – the panic that outruns the ticker, as it did again in the market break of ...Peru and other countries similarly traduced to attempt export-led ...default ... See full document

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				Authoritarian governments and exchange rate policy in Latin American countries.

← Return to Article Details Authoritarian governments and exchange rate policy in Latin American countries.

... Em sentido oposto, o regime democrático, que já apresenta transparência nas suas decisões, não necessitaria de uma regra para indicar essa transparência. A sociedade, oposição e imprensa controlariam as ações do governo ... See full document

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