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blacks, native Indians and low-income people. We can number two main reasons commonly used in Brazil to justify affirmative … action policy in higher education: a form of historical reparation for blacks, given that Brazil was the largest slave …
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The São Paulo Metropolitan Region (SPMR) displays a strong core-periphery divide. Central areas concentrate the bulk of formal jobs while peripheral areas display high incidence of informal employment. This pattern is reinforced by a large deficit in urban transport provision. Against this...
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literature that verify existence of those two phenomena to Brazil and no paper was found that makes these analyzes, using both … negative effects of this competition, residents choose a government that elevate those expenditures. Then, there is in Brazil …
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Historically, development in Brazilian Amazon was promoted by permits of deforestation and little territory control or supervision. However, due to the importance of this biome for biodiversity and ecosystem balance in a global perspective, Brazilian's government has tighten deforestation...
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Brazil, one of the anticyclical tax policy carried out by the federal government was to reduce the value added tax named …
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), Brazil is one of the most violent country of the world, with homicide rates around 27.1 (homicides per one hundred thousand … violence associated to robbery, for example, the numbers of UNDOC (2012) for 2010 put Brazil, with rates (occurrences per one …
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inequality. Using rainfall shocks and changes in transport costs as exogenous sources of out-migration from rural areas in Brazil … not only is there a negative and statistically significant relationship between inequality and crime in Brazil, and that …
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mitigation efforts by regions is of great concern in a large country like Brazil, with substantial regional variation in economic … even to a larger extent. In order to analyze at regional level the current relationship between Brazil's CO2 emissions and … emissions for 2008 from Brazil's Ministry of Science and Technology. We are able to evaluate the CO2 emissions in each of the 27 …
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