de-industrialization, ‘premature’ de-industrialization and the Dutch Disease

Palma, José Gabriel; Durlauf, Steven N.; Blume, Lawrence E.

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“…These stylized trajectories, like other similar analyses (Palma, 2005(Palma, , 2008Tregenna, 2015), are intended to highlight the heterogeneity of industrialization experiences as a basis for learning from successes and failures and designing appropriate industrial policy responses (discussed in chapter VI).…”

Section: Successful and Stalled Industrialization And Premature Dementioning

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Влияние Внешних Факторов На Развитие Рынка Консалтинговых Услуг

Владимировна¹

2017

Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship

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В статье рассмотрены внешние факторы, оказывающие воздействие на рынок консалтинговых услуг. Сделана их классификация и анализ применительно к текущему развитию рынка управленческого консультирования в России. В результате проведенного анализа констатировано, что к факторам, оказывающим наиболее сильное влияние на рынок консалтинговых услуг, можно отнести: политические; экономические; правовые и законодательные; технологические; социальные, организационные и психологические факторы.

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Section: Successful and Stalled Industrialization And Premature Dementioning

confidence: 97%

Влияние Внешних Факторов На Развитие Рынка Консалтинговых Услуг

Владимировна¹

2017

Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship

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“…Nesse contexto, autores como Rowthorn e Ramaswany (1999); Rowthorn e Coutts, (2004) ;Palma, (2005) e Palma (2008), colocam que a desindustrialização pode ser entendida como um fenômeno marcado pela redução sistemática da participação do emprego industrial no emprego total de um determinado país. Em Palma (2005), a desindustrialização é entendida e definida em duas fases: a primeira, marcada pela queda em termos relativos do emprego industrial, e a segunda em termos absolutos com o setor de serviços passando a ser a fonte principal de absorção de mão de obra.…”

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“…Diante desse comportamento, somente a partir da divulgação do relatório da United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD, 2003) deu-se início a um intenso, e profundo debate buscando não só conceituar o fenômeno, mas também entender a origem e as causas do processo de desindustrialização em curso nos países desenvolvidos. No esteio desse debate destacaram-se autores como Rowthorn e Ramaswany (1999); Palma (2005); Palma (2008); Tregenna (2008); Tregenna (2009);e Chang, (2010).…”

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Indústria, Desenvolvimento Econômico E Desindustrialização: Sistematizando O Debate No Brasil

Pereira

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2017

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RESUMOA indústria de transformação é considerada o motor do crescimento, com reflexo sobre o desenvolvimento econômico dos países. Entretanto, desde meados da década de 80 o Brasil vem apresentando perda de participação da indústria no PIB, gerando intenso debate acadêmico sobre a possível existência de desindustrialização. Diante deste quadro, o objetivo deste artigo é sistematizar o tratamento analítico sobre a desindustrialização no Brasil, a partir da visão das principais escolas de pensamento existentes no país. O levantamento da literatura apontou a existência de quatro escolas de pensamento: UNICAMP, FGV-SP, PUC-RJ e UFRGS. O estudo aponta a existência de diferentes abordagens e estão presentes: fundamentos estruturalista da CEPAL, macroeconomia estruturalista do desenvolvimento, ortodoxia econômica e histórico-institucionalistaschumpeteriana. A distinção de análise sobre a desindustrialização contempla, por seu turno, propostas diferenciadas de solução, mostrando, assim, leque de opções rico em termos de política de econômica. PALAVRAS CHAVE: Desindustrialização -Desenvolvimento econômico -Indústria no Brasil ABSTRACTThe manufaturing industry is considered the engine of growth, reflecting on the economic development of countries. However, since the mid-80 Brazil has had loss of industry in GDP, gerating intense academic dialogue about the possible existence of deindustrialization. Given this situation, the purpose of this article is to systematize the analytical treatment of deindustrialization in the Brazil from the perspective of the main scholls of thought within the country. The literarture review indicated the existence of four school of thought: UNICAMP, FGV-SP, PUC-RJ and UFRGS. The study points to the existence of diferentes approaches, are presente: CEPAL-estructuralist foundations, structuralist development macroeconomics, orthodoxy economic and historical

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“…While countries truly specialize in some manufacturing sectors, Herrendorf et al (2014) have also recently drawn attention to growing trade in services, as this trend is likely to have dramatic influence on the nature and speed of structural 31 See e.g. Palma (2008 and, Szirmai (2012), Imbs (2013), Rodrick (2015) and Tregenna (2015) for further evidence of premature deindustrialization in Africa and Latin America. 32 In the same vein, Pierce and Schott (2014) find a link between the sharp decline in US manufacturing employment beginning in 2001 and a change in US trade policy that eliminated potential tariff increases on Chinese imports.…”

Section: International Tradementioning

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The Economic Forces Behind Deindustrialization: An Empirical Investigation

Neuss

2016

SSRN Journal

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The purpose of this paper is to provide an in-depth study of deindustrialization and to systematically analyze the reasons why the world's most economically successful countries have experienced a sharp decline in relative manufacturing employment over the last decades. A large strand of empirical literature on deindustrialization aims at quantifying the relative importance of the economic forces behind deindustrialization, especially of the 'internal' and 'external' factors. While this study does not contradict the widespread belief that internal factors are quantitatively more important in explaining deindustrialization in advanced countries taken as a whole, our results, based on both static and dynamic techniques and panel data on 18 OECD countries from 1977 to 2007, however suggest that the role of globalization may be revised upwards when resorting to appropriate and welldefined indicators of trade in manufactures.

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de-industrialization, ‘premature’ de-industrialization and the Dutch Disease

Cited by 74 publications

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Влияние Внешних Факторов На Развитие Рынка Консалтинговых Услуг

Влияние Внешних Факторов На Развитие Рынка Консалтинговых Услуг

Indústria, Desenvolvimento Econômico E Desindustrialização: Sistematizando O Debate No Brasil

The Economic Forces Behind Deindustrialization: An Empirical Investigation

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