Decifrando hieróglifos: o capital mercantil no centro da América do Sul (1718-1750)

Oliveira, Tiago Kramer de

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“…A large number of these slaves were carried to the mining zones or to the associated sectors that formed the economic space of gold. As we have seen with New England timber, the gold also stimulated a number of other activities such as cattle raising and foodstuff production, which in turn increased the demand for enslaved laborers in the more connected internal markets of the eighteenth-century colonial space (CARRARA, 2007;MATHIAS, 2012;OLIVEIRA, 2011). These commodity frontiers had large environmental costs in the Brazilian interior.…”

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Cadeias mercantis e a história ambiental global das Américas coloniais

Marques

2021

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O presente artigo explora alguns dos problemas impostos pelo colapso ambiental contemporâneo à escrita da história e sugere, na esteira de outros pesquisadores, que um dos principais desafios atuais é combinar uma história global do capital com o tempo da natureza. Para tanto, abordagens que tomaram a história de mercadorias específicas como estratégia de análise são retomadas e avaliadas à luz de debates historiográficos contemporâneos. Na última parte do texto, dois exemplos concretos - as histórias do ouro do Brasil e dos navios norte-americanos - são explorados para ilustrar como o método permite caminhar na direção de uma história ambiental global das Américas coloniais em perspectiva crítica, ou seja, uma história do capital que transcenda o nacionalismo metodológico ainda vigente na historiografia e consiga incorporar o tempo da natureza em um movimento unificado de análise.

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Cadeias mercantis e a história ambiental global das Américas coloniais

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2021

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“…There has a positive relationship between (Trade & Human capital) and GDP. (Oliveira, 2011) trade capital positively impacts South America’s economic growth (Adegboyega et al, 2017). Capital and Labor positively impact Nigeria’s economic growth (Bun & Winter, 2022).…”

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How Terms of Trade Impact Economic Growth: The Case of the United States

Shahzad

Muhammad

2023

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Trade has a crucial role in a country’s economic development. This study scrutinizes the impact of terms of trade (TOT), labor force, and capital on the United States’ economic growth. This study aims to investigate the short and long-run impacts of Capital, Labor, and Terms of Trade on the economic growth of the United States. To accomplish the study’s goals, this study analyzed a time series of annual data for the United States from 1980 to 2021. The Philipps-Perron test, the model of Augmented Dickey-Fuller (ADF) model, and the Autoregressive Distributed lag (ARDL) of the bound tests were applied to test whether the data is stationary or not. We employed an Autoregressive Distributed lag (ARDL) unit root model to examine the study variables’ short- and long-term associations. The outcomes of the unit root of the (ADF) test explain that both the Trace and Maximum Eigenvalues values showed that the study’s variables were stationary at both level and first difference, but stationarity was not there at the first difference using the PP model. At I(0) and I(1), the log(GDP), labor, capital, and log(TOT) stayed stationary. However, the estimated results of the (ARDL) model revealed that the economic growth of the United States was negatively and significantly affected by the (TOT), but economic growth, capital, and the labor force have favorable long and short-run relationships. The results of ECM(-1) imply that 7% of adjustment from disequilibrium to equilibrium from short-run to long-run. This study’s findings suggest that policymakers and governments ease trade between countries to achieve the highest economic growth.

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Conquistas diferentes e de diferentes climas: o Maranhão, o Brasil e a América portuguesa (séculos XVII e XVIII)

Chambouleyron

2019

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O objetivo deste artigo é o de refletir sobre as representações construídas sobre o Estado do Brasil e o Estado do Maranhão, a partir da documentação produzida no e sobre o Maranhão, de meados do século XVII a meados do século XVIII. Trata-se de discutir de que maneira essas duas unidades administrativas independentes da América portuguesa eram percebidas e de que modo o exame dessas representações pode nos ajudar a refletir sobre a complexidade da formação da América portuguesa.

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Decifrando hieróglifos: o capital mercantil no centro da América do Sul (1718-1750)

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Cadeias mercantis e a história ambiental global das Américas coloniais

Cadeias mercantis e a história ambiental global das Américas coloniais

How Terms of Trade Impact Economic Growth: The Case of the United States

Conquistas diferentes e de diferentes climas: o Maranhão, o Brasil e a América portuguesa (séculos XVII e XVIII)

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