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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.63 número4
... In order to address this issue, this paper has as its principal goal the study of the impact of the technological progress rate on the average quality of job matches, considering the gre[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.63 número4
... influence of systemic risks and restrictions to dollarization in the explanation of Brazil’s continually high real interest rates even after the adoption of floating exchange rates and i[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.55 número4
... This paper’s hypothesis suggests that, given the scarce resources for scientific activities, catching-up countries might concentrate their scientific development in key disciplines, especi[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.57 número4
... In this paper we show that robust unit root tests achieve the same conclusion as ADF-type tests that have been properly modified to account for inliers and shock plans through the specific[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.57 número4
... By focusing only on this issue, they neglect a basic problem related to child labor in most developing countries: schooling is not available for all children and where schools are availa[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.57 número4
... Table 10 shows the results of the decomposition of the Gini index of the per capita household income in Brazil, considering six components: income from the main occupation of those perso[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.57 número4
... Fajardo (2000) proves that when the stock returns follow a Hyperbolic L´evy motion and we choose a particular equivalent martingale measure (EMM) to construct the state price density, th[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.57 número4
... Observing figures 5 and 6 we can conclude that the estimates of the NAIRU, considering both models, are very imprecise and that from the second quarter of 1995 the estimated value of the [r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.57 número4
... The existence of a seller-optimal stable payoff is equivalent to the statement that there is a unique vector of equilibrium prices, v , that is optimal for the sellers, in the sense that[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.58 número4
... The q individuals with the lowest ability levels compared to other individuals of their background, who might have had the right to attend the public university and whose parents have a [r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.58 número4
... Nos quadros abaixo, apresentam-se, respectivamente, as estat´ısticas de demora para uma primeira Decis˜ ao Editorial e as Decis˜ oes Editoriais (at´e a data presente) cobrindo os artigos[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.60 número4
... The multivariate GARCH model, dealing directly with the effects of conditional volatilities, finds a semi- concave relation (differently from the case for financial series, where this re[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.60 número4
... In this paper we compute equivalent martingale measures when the asset price returns are modelled by a Lévy process.. We follow the approach introduced by Gerber and Shiu (1994).[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.60 número4
... It can be seen from Table 12 that the total number of households that would leave poverty in Brazil as a result of the trade liberalization simulation would amount to 307,333, correspond[r] ... See full document
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.60 número4
... This paper examines the impact of the education composition of the workforce and of the changing returns to schooling on the dispersion of male labor earnings in Brazil in the last twent[r] ... See full document
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