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New Economy for the Brazilian Amazon
World Resources Institute, 2023A Nova Economia da Amazônia é um estudo desenvolvido pelo WRI Brasil em parceria com 76 especialistas de instituições científicas de diversas regiões do país. O trabalho mostra que manter a floresta de pé não é uma ameaça para o desenvolvimento, muito pelo contrário, é uma oportunidade de crescimento qualificado e inclusivo para a região.
Carlos A. Nobre +77 more
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The Brazilian Economy, 1980–1994 [PDF]
, 2008 This paper on the Brazilian Economy is the draft of a chapter to be included in volume IX of the Cambridge History of Latin America, edited by Leslie Bethell . The 1929-1980 period has been covered by the material circulated in Texto para Discussao 0433, November 2000. A third chapter on the period after 1994 will conclude the sequence.
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Reindustrialization and Development of Brazilian Economy
Revista Economia e Políticas Públicas, 2023Resumo: O artigo discute a questão da concentração de renda e riqueza no Brasil e as alternativas para reverter esse quadro, a partir de políticas públicas voltadas para o desenvolvimento sustentável e inclusivo. Para isso, após breve retrospecto da desindustrialização em curso, aponta para as ações do primeiro ano do Governo Lula III, em especial o ...
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The Strength and Fragility of the Brazilian Economy
Monthly Review, 2015Analyzing the Brazilian economy is a difficult and complex task; the current indicators register results ranging from excellent to mediocre and worrisome, depending on the variable observed. For example, the nation has advanced into modernity in a few sectors, while at the same time, in recent years, new forms of dependency from the center of ...
Rosa Maria Marques, Paulo Nakatani
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Okun's law: evidence for the Brazilian economy [PDF]
Economic Research Guardian, 2014 In this article we seek to estimate the Brazilian “Okun’s law” with quarterly data ranging from 1980Q1 until 2013Q3. Considering the typical Okun's relationship, Δu=α-βg_y, where β is the Okun coefficient, we have obtained estimates of β between -0.1878 and -0.2055, such values are in general lower than the values obtained to other countries in similar
Guilherme Alexandre Tombolo +1 more
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2001
Bringing the analysis of Brazil's economic performance up to date, Baer's classic text remains the only book in English to provide a thorough historical, statistical, and institutional description of the Brazilian economy. After touching on such issues as Brazil's exporting economy prior to the 1930s, the impact of external shocks, and the historical ...
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Bringing the analysis of Brazil's economic performance up to date, Baer's classic text remains the only book in English to provide a thorough historical, statistical, and institutional description of the Brazilian economy. After touching on such issues as Brazil's exporting economy prior to the 1930s, the impact of external shocks, and the historical ...
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Brazilian path to innovation economy
Latinskaia Amerika, 2022The article discusses the process of emergence and development of an innovative economy in Brazil. The focus of the study is the policy of the state in the field of science, technology and innovation, including the innovation strategy, as well as the methods and mechanisms used in solving emerging problems.
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Model for projections and simulations of the Brazilian economy [PDF]
, 2015 This paper presents the latest version of the annual econometric model for the Brazilian economy developed by the Group of Macroeconomic Analysis and Modelling (Gamma) at IPEA/DIPES. The model is designed to make medium run projections and policy simulations. The specification of the model is basically Keynesian.
Eustáquio J. Reis +5 more
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The Brazilian Economy, 1930–1980
2008INTRODUCTION Brazil was a very sparsely occupied country in 1930: with a population under thirty-five million, there were only slightly more than four inhabitants per square kilometre. Population was unevenly distributed with a heavy concentration on the coast and in the Southeast and Northeast.
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The Oxford Handbook of the Brazilian Economy
2018Brazil constitutes a globally vital but troubled economy. It accounts for the largest GDP in Latin America and ranks among the world’s largest exporters of critical commodities including iron ore, soya, coffee, and beef. In recent years Brazil’s global economic importance has been magnified by a surge in both outward and inward foreign direct ...
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