sexta-feira, 13 de outubro de 2017

Mega salários para universitários

Tech firms are luring AI experts from universities with salaries rivalling those of sports stars.

Significância estatística em dúvida

as the Standard for Statistical Significance"
My many-times-over coauthor Dan Benjamin is the lead author on a very interesting short paper "Redefine Statistical Significance." He gathered luminaries from many disciplines to jointly advocate a tightening of…
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Rendimentos decrescentes não existem?

 "There Is No Such Thing as Decreasing Returns to Scale"
image source image source There is no such thing as decreasing returns to scale. Everything people are tempted to call decreasing returns to scale has a more accurate name. The reason there is no such thing as…
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quinta-feira, 12 de outubro de 2017

Crescimento sem industrialização?

"Growth Without Industrialization?
Oct 10, 2017 Dani Rodrik
Low-income African countries can sustain moderate rates of productivity growth into the future, on the back of steady improvements in human capital and governance. But the evidence suggests that, without manufacturing gains, the growth rates brought about recently by rapid structural change are exceptional and may not last.
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Dívida pública brasileira


Em 2022, o Brasil terá a 12ª maior dívida do mundo, representando 96,9% do PIB (Produto Interno Bruto) brasileiro, segundo previsão do FMI (Fundo Monetário…
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quarta-feira, 11 de outubro de 2017

Economia comportamental

Abstract
Behavioural economics offers a critique of modern neoclassical economics by providing empirical evidence that the model of rational choice does not accurately describe human decision-making processes. The existence of cognitive biases, what we might term ‘agent failure’, becomes reason to doubt the efficacy of ...unhampered markets, and is seen by some as a sufficient condition for government intervention. This article offers a critique of this argument from an Austrian and public choice theory comparative institutions perspective. Agent failure arguments are analogous to market failure arguments of the mid-twentieth century and the same kinds of responses made against the latter are applied to the former. Behavioural economics arguments for intervention ignore the cognitive biases of political actors, neglect the comparative perspective that results from such biases, and do not examine the ways in which markets are superior to politics in providing the information and incentives actors need to become aware of their errors and correct them. The existence of imperfectly rational agents, like the existence of imperfect markets, is therefore not a sufficient condition for government intervention into the market.
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Behavioural economics offers a critique of modern neoclassical economics by providing empirical evidence that the model of rational choice does not accurately describe human decision‐making…
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Justiça brasileira


Aprovada no Congresso Nacional e sancionada pela Presidência da República, a reforma trabalhista ainda não foi discutida pelos tribunais, mas juízes,…
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A terceirização não pode ser aplicada na administração pública direta e indireta em nenhuma hipótese e, na iniciativa privada, não pode ser…
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Desemprego de acadêmicos



    Desemprego de acadêmicos na Alemanha
    Para os acadêmicos na Alemanha atualmente não há de temer o desemprego. Entre as pessoas com um diploma universitário, a taxa de desemprego no ano passado foi de 2,3%. Isso foi 0,1 pontos menos do que no ano anterior. A menor taxa foi em 1980 com 1,8 por cento.
    Studieren lohnt sich: In Deutschland sind so wenig Akademiker arbeitslos wie seit 1980 nicht mehr. Auch mit beruflicher Ausbildung steigen die Chancen auf dem…
    spiegel.de

segunda-feira, 9 de outubro de 2017

Teoria econômica


This is a recording of the debate hosted by the LSE Economic History Department, in collaboration with the LSESU Economic History Society and the LSESU Econo...
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75 milhões de processos pendentes

Nosso Judiciário acumula 75 milhões de processos pendentes. Só a tecnologia pode nos ajudar a virar essa página
Como as startups estão transformando o universo jurídico no Brasil e no mundo.
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Premio Nobel para Richard Thaler

On the Thaler Nobel.
Richard Thaler wins the Nobel for behavioral economics! An excellent choice and one that makes my life easier because you probably already know his work. Ironically another win for the University of Chicago. More soon.
MARGINALREVOLUTION.COM

Política econômica de fome


About 3.9 million people, or 13% of Ukraine’s population, died as Stalin pursued collectivization. Anna Reid reviews “Red Famine” by Anne Applebaum.
WSJ.COM

quinta-feira, 5 de outubro de 2017

30 km de onde eu nascí


    Adidas will open a new robot-staffed shoe factory in Atlanta in 2017. WEBSITE: http://futurism.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/futurism TWITTER: https...
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Fim da bolha educativa


A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey shows an increase in public skepticism of higher education from four years ago.
wsj.com

Como explicar o analfabetismo econômico dos políticos

These past two weeks have been a grim time for economists. From Transport for London’s decision to revoke Uber’s licence, to Jeremy Corbyn’s call for r
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Um novo futuro para o Brasil?



Entenda como funciona o hyperloop, que para muitos será o transporte do futuro
revistapegn.globo.com

A próxima crise já esta programada


As the 10th anniversary of the financial crisis approaches, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co's Marko Kolanovic says the next one will be brought about by a liquidity crunch.
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BCB no twitter


“Você sabe o que é PIB e como ele é calculado? O #BCexplica.”
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As 10 economias mais competitivas

The top 10 most competitive economies in the world

Yahoo India Finance Team
Yahoo! India Finance
The World Economic Forum has released ‘The Global Competitiveness Report’ covering 137 countries of the world. The report has ranked each country using the Global Competitiveness Index 2017-18, which tracks performance on the basis of 12 factors or pillars of competitiveness.
Institutions, infrastructure, macroeconomic environment, health and primary education, higher education and training, goods market efficiency, labour market efficiency, financial market development, technological readiness, market size, business sophistication and innovation are the 12 pillars