Economia
Um pouco de otimismo
O Roberto Campos dizia que o Brasil só era otimista entre o Natal e o Carnaval. 2004 confirmou a tese, ainda mais depois que descobrimos que 2003 foi um ano de crescimento zero. Para animar um pouco os leitores do blog aí vai um texto bastante otimista do Jeffrey Sachs sobre o Brasil:
Em ingês:
http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentaries/commentary_text.php4?id=1463&lang=1&m=series
Em espanhol:
http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentaries/commentary_text.php4?id=1463&lang=2&m=series
Eu já escrevi sobre isso, mas o site project-syndicate é muito bom. Tem textos do Alesina, Stiglitz, Blanchard e cia.
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Economia
Um pouco de otimismo
O Roberto Campos dizia que o Brasil só era otimista entre o Natal e o Carnaval. 2004 confirmou a tese, ainda mais depois que descobrimos que 2003 foi um ano de crescimento zero. Para animar um pouco os leitores do blog aí vai um texto bastante otimista do Jeffrey Sachs sobre o Brasil:
Em ingês:
http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentaries/commentary_text.php4?id=1463&lang=1&m=series
Em espanhol:
http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentaries/commentary_text.php4?id=1463&lang=2&m=series
Eu já escrevi sobre isso, mas o site project-syndicate é muito bom. Tem textos do Alesina, Stiglitz, Blanchard e cia.
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- Economia é Ciência?
Is Economics a Science? NEW HAVEN – I am one of the winners of this year’s Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, which makes me acutely aware of criticism of the prize by those who claim that economics – unlike chemistry, physics, or medicine,...
- Por Que A Índia Não Cresce Mais
NEW DELHI – For a country as poor as India, growth should be what Americans call a “no-brainer.” It is largely a matter of providing public goods: decent governance, security of life and property, and basic infrastructure like roads, bridges,...
- Neuroeconomia
Robert J. Shiller Robert J. Shiller is Professor of Economics at Yale University and the co-creator of the Case-Shiller Index of US house prices. He is the author of Irrational Exuberance, the second edition … The Neuroeconomics Revolution Read...
- Os Problemas De Medir Pobreza
Jomo Kwame Sundaram is Assistant Director General at the Economic and Social Development Department of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. PPP conversions have little significance for some countries, most notably China. Rather...
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