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O texto busca quantificar os impactos macroeconômicos de um aumento padrão e horizontal de investimento do setor de petróleo no Brasil por meio de modelo de equilíbrio geral computável. A principal conclusão é que o setor de petróleo, ao investir, induz seus setores fornecedores a...
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A pergunta que norteou este trabalho foi a seguinte: Quais as consequências macroeconômicas e setoriais de curto prazo mais evidentes da mudança de planos de investimentos na economia brasileira ocorrida em fins de 2008? Para responder a esta pergunta, construímos dois cenários, um...
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Barberà and Coelho (2006) documented six screening rules associated with the rule of k names that are used by different institutions around the world. Here, we study whether these screening rules satisfy stability. A set is said to be a weak Condorcet set à la Gehrlein (1985) if no candidate...
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Rules of k names are frequently used methods to appoint individuals to office. They are two-stage procedures where a first set of agents, the proposers, select k individuals from an initial set of candidates, and then another agent, the chooser, appoints one among those k in the list. In...
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The rule of k names can be described as follows: given a set of candidates for office, a committee chooses k members from this set by voting, and makes a list with their names. Then a single individual from outside the committee selects one of the listed names for the office. Different variants...
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The rule of k names can be described as follows: given a set of candidates for office, a committee chooses k members from this set by voting, and makes a list with their names. Then a single individual from outside the committee selects one of the listed names for the office. Different variants...
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The rule of k names can be described as follows: given a set of candidates for office, a committee chooses k members from this set by voting, and makes a list with their names. Then a single individual from outside the committee selects one of the listed names for the office. Different variants...
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Barberà and Coelho (2006) documented six screening rules associated with the rule of k names that are used by different institutions around the world. Here, we study whether these screening rules satisfy stability. A set is said to be a weak Condorcet set la Gehrlein (1985) if no candidate in...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008584611