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accumulation and productivity growth were the main reasons behind Portugal’s economic fortunes. Growth declined between these two … phases, as in the rest of Europe. In Portugal, it slowed further after 1990. After surveying the main causes of the slowdown … of the Portuguese economy in the last decade, Portugal’s main human capital indicators are compared to other European and …
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This methodological study provides estimates of Portuguese regional GDP per capita between 1890 and 1980. These estimates were obtained either by following the Geary and Stark (2002) method for industry or directly from regional production data or proxies thereof where available.
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From 1750 to 2015 we may detect three waves of globalization of wines produced in Portugal, namely, port wine exports …
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-1974, when Portugal had its golden age of growth under a dictatorial regime. We present a new wage data set based on surveys …
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of ‘cohesion’ countries. Ireland and Portugal stand out as the two extreme examples, as Ireland caught-up to the … forerunners very rapidly after the launching of EMU, in 1992, whereas Portugal lost ground. This paper looks at structural shifts … in order to explain the different performances of the two economies. We conclude that Portugal’s labour productivity lag …
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