Economia
Nada como ter a teoria correta e os dados na ponta da língua. Um dos maiores experts de comércio internacional, Jagdish Bhagwati, aponta os maiores mitos do protecionismo. O argumento completo está aqui.
Myth 1: “The cost of protection and its flipside, gains from trade, are negligible.”
Myth 2: “Free trade may increase economic prosperity, but it is bad for the working class.”
Myth 3: “Free trade requires that other countries also open their markets.”
Myth 4: “Paul Samuelson abandoned free trade, and he was the greatest economist of his time.”
Myth 5: “Offshoring of jobs will devastate rich countries.”
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Jagdish Bahgwati, quem é Jagdish Bahgwati? Não, não, não um novo terrorista. É um bom economista. E aí vai um trecho de uma entrevista com ele, falando sobre o livre comércio e a agenda de direitos humanos mundo afora. PAR: While most calls...
Economia
Bhagwati Sobre os Mitos Protecionistas
Nada como ter a teoria correta e os dados na ponta da língua. Um dos maiores experts de comércio internacional, Jagdish Bhagwati, aponta os maiores mitos do protecionismo. O argumento completo está aqui.
Myth 1: “The cost of protection and its flipside, gains from trade, are negligible.”
Myth 2: “Free trade may increase economic prosperity, but it is bad for the working class.”
Myth 3: “Free trade requires that other countries also open their markets.”
Myth 4: “Paul Samuelson abandoned free trade, and he was the greatest economist of his time.”
Myth 5: “Offshoring of jobs will devastate rich countries.”
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- Desenvolvimento
Wolfgang Fengler | The fixed cake fallacy: Why I was wrong to believe that rich countries are rich because poor countries are poor At the global level, we believed in the “dependency theory,” which assumes that rich countries acquired...
- Os Três Grandes Mitos Sobre A Grande Depressão
Historian Stephen Davies names three persistent myths about the Great Depression. Myth #1: Herbert Hoover was a laissez-faire president, and it was his lack of action that lead to an economic collapse. Davies argues that in fact, Hoover was a very interventionist...
- Três Mitos Sobre Bancos Centrais
Wall Stree Jounral: Debunking the Myths About Central Banks Does an economy need a lender of last resort? Is the Fed really independent? It's time for some rethinking. "The first myth is that central banks are intrinsically necessary for market...
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Free-trade agreements - Opening up the Pacific MOST Americans have not heard of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a free-trade area of countries dotted around the Pacific Ocean. They will soon. This weekend it has suddenly emerged as the most promising...
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Jagdish Bahgwati, quem é Jagdish Bahgwati? Não, não, não um novo terrorista. É um bom economista. E aí vai um trecho de uma entrevista com ele, falando sobre o livre comércio e a agenda de direitos humanos mundo afora. PAR: While most calls...