Economia
Peter Turchin is the vice president of the Evolution Institute and professor of biology and anthropology at the University of Connecticut. He has written the book War and Peace and War: The Rise and Fall of Empires and developed 30 indicators for tracing the destabilization of societies—the Roman Empire, Imperial China, medieval and early-modern England and France, and so forth. His indicators now signal the demise of American society. Wage stagnation and income inequality have his warning sensors blinking bright red. Another, less familiar symptom of societal collapse, he writes for Bloomberg View, “is the overproduction of law degrees”:
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Apesar da crise financeira recente, discordo de alguns sítios que dizem que o Nobel de Economia não poderia ser atribuído aos pesquisadores de finanças, pois tais modelos foram elaborados num período anterior e distante da atual recessão....
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Faleceu Michio Morishima The Econometric Society announces with sadness the death of its former president Michio Morishima (1923-2004). Professor Morsihima principal economic interests were in general equilibrium theory, the history of economic...
Economia
Inflação de graduados em direito - indicador do declinio da sociedade
Peter Turchin is the vice president of the Evolution Institute and professor of biology and anthropology at the University of Connecticut. He has written the book War and Peace and War: The Rise and Fall of Empires and developed 30 indicators for tracing the destabilization of societies—the Roman Empire, Imperial China, medieval and early-modern England and France, and so forth. His indicators now signal the demise of American society. Wage stagnation and income inequality have his warning sensors blinking bright red. Another, less familiar symptom of societal collapse, he writes for Bloomberg View, “is the overproduction of law degrees”:
Mais
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- Nobel De Economia 2012
Apesar da crise financeira recente, discordo de alguns sítios que dizem que o Nobel de Economia não poderia ser atribuído aos pesquisadores de finanças, pois tais modelos foram elaborados num período anterior e distante da atual recessão....
- Evolução Da Moeda
Matt Ridley on the Evolution of Money (among other things) The gang at Cato’s Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives is thrilled to report that Matt Ridley will visit Cato tomorrow to discuss his new book The Evolution of...
- Ciclos Econômicos
Review “Harry Veryser provides an excellent introduction to the Austrian School of economics and an excellent account of the economic history of the twentieth century, chronicling the rise, fall, and (hopefully) rebirth of classical liberalism...
- Vale Estudar Economia
Economics Degrees: Why so Popular? The University of Manchester’s Dr George Bratsiotis sheds some light on the popularity of economics degrees, and the bright career prospects they could lead to. There are few degree courses out there which...
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Faleceu Michio Morishima The Econometric Society announces with sadness the death of its former president Michio Morishima (1923-2004). Professor Morsihima principal economic interests were in general equilibrium theory, the history of economic...