Economia
Ser anti-globalização dá resultados? Dá. E são negativos se você não gostar de investimento externo direto, empresariado local....(ei, é ideal para anti-capitalistas!)
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Popular Attitudes, Globalization, and Risk
by Marcus Noland
Popular opposition to globalization in a country can signal markets that the country in question poses greater investment risk. By integrating survey data from the Pew Global Attitudes project with information on foreign direct investment (FDI), sovereign debt ratings, and entrepreneurship, Noland finds that responses to the Pew questions correlate with the economic variables, conveying information beyond what could be explained through standard economic models alone. His results indicate that countries with more tolerant attitudes toward globalization attract more FDI, obtain better debt ratings, and exhibit more local entrepreneurship.
See full working paper at
http://www.iie.com/publications/wp/2004/wp04-2.pdf
See op-ed in the Financial Times at
http://www.iie.com/publications/papers/noland0804.htm
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"Finding the tipping point -- when sovereign debt turns bad" Author: Caner, Mehmet; Grennes,Thomas; Koehler-Geib, Fritzi; Collection Title: Policy Research working paper ; no. WPS 5391 Country: World; Date Stored: 2010/07/30 Document...
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Economia
Ser anti-globalização dá resultados? Dá. E são negativos se você não gostar de investimento externo direto, empresariado local....(ei, é ideal para anti-capitalistas!)
Olha só o artigo interessante aí embaixo. O artigo tem problemas? Leia, entenda, e, claro, critique.
Popular Attitudes, Globalization, and Risk
by Marcus Noland
Popular opposition to globalization in a country can signal markets that the country in question poses greater investment risk. By integrating survey data from the Pew Global Attitudes project with information on foreign direct investment (FDI), sovereign debt ratings, and entrepreneurship, Noland finds that responses to the Pew questions correlate with the economic variables, conveying information beyond what could be explained through standard economic models alone. His results indicate that countries with more tolerant attitudes toward globalization attract more FDI, obtain better debt ratings, and exhibit more local entrepreneurship.
See full working paper at
http://www.iie.com/publications/wp/2004/wp04-2.pdf
See op-ed in the Financial Times at
http://www.iie.com/publications/papers/noland0804.htm
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- Recursos Para Pesquisa Econômica
EXHAUSTIVE LISTS OF LINKS TO ECONOMICS SITES Dr. T's Econlinks - a complete list of economic internet sites Resources for Economists on the Internet -another complete list of sites Economics Search- a good place to begin an internet search Inomics-...
- Fim Do Jogo
Endgame: The End of the Debt SuperCycle and How It Changes Everything Greece isn’t the only country drowning in debt. The Debt Supercycle—when the easily managed, decades-long growth of debt results in a massive sovereign debt and credit crisis—is...
- Crescimento Econômico E Dívida Pública
"Finding the tipping point -- when sovereign debt turns bad" Author: Caner, Mehmet; Grennes,Thomas; Koehler-Geib, Fritzi; Collection Title: Policy Research working paper ; no. WPS 5391 Country: World; Date Stored: 2010/07/30 Document...
- Fim Da Tranqüilidade
"... Brazil’s bid to wean itself off floating-rate debt, a legacy of 1990s hyperinflation, is faltering as the central bank boosts benchmark borrowing costs from a record low. The percentage of the government’s 1.59 trillion reais ($896 billion)...
- História De "sovereign Defaults" - O Não-pagamento Da Dívida Externa De Países
Sovereign defaults--when a country stops paying its bills--go in waves, often following global financial crises, wars or the boom-bust cycles of commodities. Some countries, like Spain and Austria, mend their ways; others, like Argentina, are repeat offenders....