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service sectors in Brazil in early 2012. This tax, which accounted for 20 percent of the wage bill, was levied on employers …
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The main purpose of this paper is to present an analysis of formal employment generated in Brazil from 2003 to 2006. It …
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“effort” variables. The decomposition is applied to the distribution of male earnings in urban Brazil, in 1996. The five …
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Regional inequalities are large in India and Brazil and represent a development challenge. This article aims to … is constructed for India for the period 1980–2004 and for Brazil from 1985–2004. Results from time series regressions … show that Brazil's trade openness contributes to a reduction in regional inequalities. The opposite result is found for …
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This note acknowledges and corrects a programming error in our paper “Inequality of Opportunity in Brazil” (Review of …
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small negative impacts from the TTIP, except Brazil, but the inter-country trade within BRICS economies increases due to the …
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outperform Indian and Russian ones, indicating that China and Brazil have more favorable institutional infrastructure. These …
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We investigate dual-class unifications in a period following the successful inception of a premium single-class listing segment. Firms that unified increased their market liquidity. Investment opportunities and shareholder rights convergence drove unification of firms that later joined the new...
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changes, have been positive for firm investment and have contributed to the development of Brazil. …
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exploration. Forecasts point out that the unconventional natural gas resources might represent an increasing share of Brazil … Brazil׳s gas industry is prepared to develop shale gas, and if there will be water available close to potential … unconventional gas resources basins in appropriate volumes and quality, to support fracturing operations. Findings show that Brazil …
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