DOI: 10.11606/d.12.2019.tde-22082019-163551
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Distribuição, estrutura produtiva e demanda agregada no Brasil: uma análise de inspiração Kaleckiana

Abstract: Agradeço primeiramente aos meus pais, Angelina e Orlando, por sempre me fornecerem as condições, materiais e imateriais, mais do que suficientes de uma vida farta, fazendo com que eu pudesse me dedicar exclusivamente aos estudos. Agradeço por sempre respeitarem minhas escolhas, mesmo quando elas pareciam estranhas a vocês. Agradeço pelo amor incondicional, vocês são a base de tudo. Agradeço à Claudia por todo o carinho e cuidado que sempre teve comigo. Agradeço à minha irmã, por ser a certeza de uma amizada et… Show more

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“…This possibility is somewhat related to the arguments ofPalley (2014) andSkott (2017), that an approach which treats the coefficient on the profit share (or wage share) as a policy invariant parameter may be subject to a "Lucas critique" (for the original argument, seeLucas (1976)).11 It is worth noting, again, that for the Brazilian case,Carvalho and Rugitsky (2015),Rugitsky (2016) andRugitsky (2017) present an interesting analysis of the effects of economic policies in personal and functional distribution of income, as well as the limitations of this process (associated with the effects of variations in the functional distribution of income on the government economic policies or at least the apparent focus of those economic policies). SeeBrenck (2019) for an analytical review of the argument as well as for a theoretical-formal model related to it. 12 Furthermore, if we take into consideration capital mobility (in special FDI flows),Blecker (2002, p. 142) argues that if increased wages lead to a reduction in profit margins, investment in the home country will become less attractive compared with investment in foreign countries, which might lead to lower domestic investment and, thus, even lower aggregate demand.…”
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“…This possibility is somewhat related to the arguments ofPalley (2014) andSkott (2017), that an approach which treats the coefficient on the profit share (or wage share) as a policy invariant parameter may be subject to a "Lucas critique" (for the original argument, seeLucas (1976)).11 It is worth noting, again, that for the Brazilian case,Carvalho and Rugitsky (2015),Rugitsky (2016) andRugitsky (2017) present an interesting analysis of the effects of economic policies in personal and functional distribution of income, as well as the limitations of this process (associated with the effects of variations in the functional distribution of income on the government economic policies or at least the apparent focus of those economic policies). SeeBrenck (2019) for an analytical review of the argument as well as for a theoretical-formal model related to it. 12 Furthermore, if we take into consideration capital mobility (in special FDI flows),Blecker (2002, p. 142) argues that if increased wages lead to a reduction in profit margins, investment in the home country will become less attractive compared with investment in foreign countries, which might lead to lower domestic investment and, thus, even lower aggregate demand.…”
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confidence: 99%