Competitividade da economia brasileira

Brasil cai 6 posições e perde para Ruanda em competitividade | EXAME.com

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Estes são os 13 estados mais competitivos do Brasil | EXAME.com A Economist Intelligence Unit, o Centro de Liderança Pública e a Tendências Consultoria analisaram cada uma das 27 unidades da federação Compartilhar Salvar EXAME · 6.387 COMPARTILHAMENTOS

As economias mais competitivas do mundo

Por que será que o governo não usa este índice (e o do Banco Mundial, "Doing Business") como guia para reformas econômicas?

These are the world’s most competitive economies

These are the world’s most competitive economies, according to the World Economic Forum’s latest Global Competitiveness Report.

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Finanças públicas

Contas públicas têm rombo recorde, e dívida bate em 70% do PIB em agosto

Resultado negativo foi de R$ 22,67 bilhões em agosto, sem contar juros. Na…

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Competitividade da Índia

Coisas impossíveis acontecem... Menos com o Brasil?

Como a India se tornou mais competitiva do que a China: Global Competitiveness Report (WEF)

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• PH slips from 47th to 57th in Global Competitiveness Index The slip in the Philippines' ranking in the Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) 2016-2017 of the World Economic Forum (WEF) has been "disappointing" in spite of Compartilhar SalvarSalvo update.ph · 1.255 compartilhamentos

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• Business Watch: T&T drops five points in global competitiveness report One economist is tonight saying the central bank and the ministry of finance should be held responsible for the foreign exchange problem in the country. This, as the world economic forum released its 2016 global competitiveness report with T&T dropping five points from 89th to 94th out of 138 countries. One of the problematic factors the world economic forum highlighted is the foreign currency regulations in T&T.Judy Kanhai has the details in business report. Compartilhar SalvarSalvo cnc3.co.tt · 43 compartilhamentos

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• India jumps 16 places in competitiveness index - Times of India New Delhi: India jumped 16 places in the World Economic Forum's (WEF) 2016-17 Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) to emerge as the highest rising economy due to improvement in goods market efficiency, business sophistication and innovation. Compartilhar SalvarSalvo The Times of India · 405 compartilhamentos

Crise da dívida americana

Is The Inevitable Debt Collapse Predictable?

Forbes 

The national debt is accelerating at a geometric rate. But no one in Washington seems to notice. “Geometric” rate means it is accelerating exponentially. Have you noticed that current members of Congress never mention the horrendous explosion in the nation’s debt? Apparently, they hope that Americans won’t notice what they have done to our economic future. Debt is nothing but borrowing prosperity from the future. If we want it now, such as all the “free” governmental programs, we have to borrow it from the future. No matter what Bernie told you, there is no “free lunch.” Amazingly, the average American doesn’t mention it either anymore and figures that the politicians will take care of things. ...

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Globalização

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Why they’re wrong

Globalisation’s critics say it benefits only the elite. In fact, a less open world would hurt the poor most of all

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Brasil - Competitividade

Brazil Struggling To Compete Thanks To Government, Corruption

Forbes Wed, Sep 28 

Maybe on the soccer field — wait, I’m sorry — the football pitch — they can compete.  But in the global market place, when it comes to taxation and labor and logistics, Brazil ranks just below tiny Albania and one notch above Montenegro. Tuesday’s release of the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report showed that Latin America’s once mighty commodity-rich economy has fallen. Six points in fact. The good news is, that it is still more competitive than Argentina. Brazil ranks 81 out of 138 nations. Argentina is a woeful 104. Brazil’s top problems contributing to it losing whatever little competitive edge it had: taxes, corruption, government and…labor. Call it the “custo Brasil” like ...

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Grande redução do comércio internacional

'Dramatic Slowing' Seen in Global Trade, as Rhetoric Rises

ABC News 

World trade is weakening to its slowest pace since 2009 amid a groundswell of anti-globalization sentiment, a watchdog warned Tuesday. The World Trade Organization predicted Tuesday that global trade will rise only 1.7 percent this year, down from its April prediction for 2.8 percent. Trade in 2017 is now expected to rise between 1.8 percent and 3.1 percent, down from 3.6 percent anticipated previously. "The dramatic slowing of trade growth is serious and should serve as a wake-up call," WTO director-general Robert Azevedo said. "It is particularly concerning in the context of growing anti-globalization sentiment." "We need to make sure that this does not translate into misguided policies that ...

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Os 31 mais competitivos países do mundo

The 31 most competitive countries in the world

The World Economic Forum's 'Global Competitiveness Report' shows how there has been a change near the top of the rankings.

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O atraso do desenvolvimento brasileiro

Economista explica o atraso no desenvolvimento do Brasil | VEJA.com

Alexandre Rands Barros, que foi consultor de Eduardo Campos, demonstra em…

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Valor sem produção

Spotify is causing a major problem for economists

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The global economy is baffling economists, particularly those employed at central banks. Government mints have printed a vast amount of (electronic) money, and according to the textbooks the planet right now should look like the Weimar Republic in 1929 — awash in cash and growing like crazy. But it's not. Growth and productivity are stagnating worldwide. What if it's all Spotify's fault? Or rather, not Spotify specifically, but tech companies and the services they provide. Our economy is less and less dependent on factories churning out physical objects, and more and more dependent on non-tangible, virtual goods and services. In the old days, economists could count cars coming out of an automobile ...

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Brasil - massa monetária e nível de preços, 1947-2004

Brasil - pirâmide populacional 1960 e projeção para 2040

"Cashless" economia

The Curse of Cash

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Política monetária

 “The Federal Reserve confronts a possibility it never expected: No exit” (

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Should the Fed keep its balance sheet large? | Brookings Institution

In his latest blog post, Ben Bernanke sees merit in the case for keeping the Fed's balance sheet large instead of shrinking it, as is the current plan.

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Contração da economia brasileira continua

Economia brasileira encolhe 0,09% em julho, aponta BC Por Eduardo Campos | Valor BRASÍLIA  -  A economia brasileira abriu o terceiro trimestre mostrando leve retração. O Índice de Atividade Econômica do Banco Central (IBC-Br) caiu 0,09% em julho, após avanço de 0,37% em junho (dado revisado de alta de 0,23%), na série com ajuste sazonal. 

No ano, o IBC-Br, que é visto como uma "prévia" do desempenho do Produto Interno Bruto (PIB), registrou queda de 5,29% na série sem ajuste, (recuo de 5,53%, com ajuste). Nos 12 meses encerrados em julho, a retração foi de 5,65% na série sem ajuste (baixa de 5,61%, no dado ajustado). 

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O banco central como moto-continuo

O que o banco central e o moto-contínuo têm em comum

Moto-contínuo ou máquina de movimento perpétuo é o nome dado a um motor imaginário que é movido pela energia que ele mesmo produz. Obviamente o…

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Mestro da exploração

Fidel Castro é mais rico que a rainha Elizabeth, segundo a Forbes

NOVA YORK, 5 mai (AFP) - O presidente Fidel Castro, com uma fortuna de 900…

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Feroz debate sobre a política monetári

Rules, Discretion, and Audacity: A Critique of Kocherlakota - Alt-M

George Selgin responds to Narayana Kocherlakota's critique of monetary rules by noting the unrealistic assumptions upon which it relies.

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A Monetary Policy Primer, Part 7: Monetary Control, Then* - Alt-M

George Selgin explains monetary control: the procedures and devices central…

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• Has the Fed Been Breaking the Law? - Alt-M The law says IOR rates are "not to exceed" general short-term rates. George Selgin notes the Fed has ignored the legal limitation from the outset. Compartilhar SalvarSalvo alt-m.org ·

Desenvolvimentismo fracassado

Há 6 anos, a tese de Mercadante dizia que a Venezuela se tornaria uma nação desenvolvida

Mirando o doutorado, Mercadante defendeu que a Venezuela entrasse no Mercosul

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Estadísticas falsificadas - o caso de Grécia

Getting Real About Greece: It's The Figures, Stupid!

The Huffington Post 

This month the Greek supreme court has allowed public prosecutors to bring the former president of the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), Andreas Georgiou, to court to face charges of damaging the national interest for a second time - he was acquitted at the first attempt. Given his former position, you would imagine that Georgiou's crime would involve falsifying national economic data in order to cover up tax shenanigans or to fool the markets into thinking that the Greek economy was healthier than it was. Georgiou's crime was that back in 2009, he strictly applied globally accepted international rules in reporting the Greek government's budget deficit, which had the effect of increasing it by just under 3% to a whopping 15% of GDP. ...

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"Novo monetarismo"

Monetarists Are Out of Ideas

Bloomberg 23 hours ago

• Steve Williamson of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis for the past three years or so has been trying to convince the macroeconomics world to consider a bold new theory -- that central bank policy works in reverse, and that low interest rates cause low inflation. This is an idea sometime referred to as Neo-Fisherism. Recently, Williamson has challenged my Bloomberg View colleague Narayana Kocherlakota, formerly of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, in an extended blog and Twitter debate on the subject. The result has been the deepest, most illuminating exchange about monetary policy ever posted on the internet. Other than Kocherlakota, very few people have even engaged with the Neo-Fisherian ...

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Fim das globalização?

• The march of globalization is grinding to a halt

  (Reuters) - Global economic growth will flounder this year and next at rates not seen since the financial crisis as the march of globalisation grinds to a halt, the OECD warned on Wednesday. Long a motor for the global economy, trade growth is set to lag growth in the broader world economy this year, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said in an update of its main economic forecasts. "This is well below past norms and implies that globalisation as measured by trade intensity may have stalled," the Paris-based organisation said. As a result, the OECD estimated the global economy would muster growth of only 2.9 percent this year, down from a forecast of 3.0 percent in its last estimates in June and the lowest rate since the global financial crisis of 2008-2009.

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