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On a long-term assessment, the economic situation in the industrial countries has grown more difficult. Unemployment is higher than it was in the 1960s, while growth both in the economy as a whole and in productivity is now slower. High labour costs are frequently cited as the underlying cause...
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O presente artigo tem como objetivo comparar a margem de rendimento, a relacao capital-produto e a taxa de lucro dos paises industrializados e da America Latina. Paralelamente, discute-se a relacao entre a taxa de lucro e o nivel de produtividade e salario das economias mencionadas. Inicia-se o...
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The paper evaluates the future capital needs of Eastern countries and the potential structure of financing. Under certain growth assumptions, the investment needs amount to some $ 169 bn per year for Eastern Europe and nearly three times this amount for the former Soviet Union. Accelerating the...
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Urban economists have long sought to explain the relationship between urbanization levels and output. In this paper we revisit this question and test the long run stability of a production function with urbanization using non-stationary panel data techniques. Our results show that a long run...
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This paper presents evidence that the spread between the marginal product of capital and the return on financial assets is mich higher in poor than in rich countries. A model with costly intermediation is developed. In this economy, individuals choose at each instant whether to work or to...
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