HO336 - Desenvolvimento Econômico Contemporâneo - 2S/2025 Imprimir

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Um panorama atualizado das discussões sobre desenvolvimento econômico, motivando o diálogo contínuo entre evidências empíricas e teoria econômica. Combina teorias abrangentes a temas específicos, incluindo visões clássicas do desenvolvimento econômico, instituições, capital humano, população e migração, pobreza e desigualdade, inovação, agricultura, meio ambiente e desenvolvimento regional. 

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Jomo K.S. & E. S. Reinert (eds.), The Origins of Development Economics: How School of Economic

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Capítulo 2 e slides 

Ros, James (2005), “The Pioneers of Development Economics and Modern Growth Theory”. In:

Jomo K.S. & E. S. Reinert (eds.), The Origins of Development Economics: How School of Economic

Thought Have Addressed Development, London: Zed Books, pp. 81-98.

Capítulo 6 . Atenção especial ao 6.3 

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Capítulo 8 e slides : Modelo  Murphy et al. E o modelo de Rosestein-Rodan

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Leitura Complementar

Desenvolvimentismo

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Outros

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Leitura Complementar

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ELENA G. IRWIN, ANDREW M. ISSE

Ano de Catálogo: 2025

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