Gilberto Tadeu Lima

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  This proposal regards the visit of Prof. Deepankar Basu of the University of Massachusetts Amherst to the Department of Economics of the University of São Paulo during fourteen days on August 2019 (from the 4th to the 17th). Prof. Basu is an internationally well renowned scholar in the areas of classical political economy, political economy of development and applied econometrics. Prof. B…

  New theoretical and empirical developments in political economy, AV.EXT

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  This research proposal refers to an application for funding to cover expenses associated with a one-year visit (from August 01, 2019 to July 31, 2020) of Prof. Jaylson da Silveira to the Department of Economics at FEA-USP to participate in research activities in close collaboration with me. Given the considerable affinity and synergy existing between our research agendas, as testified by …

  Productive capacity utilization, economic growth and functional distribution of income in the presence of behavioral heterogeneities and patterns of interaction among agents, AV.BR

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  This research proposal entitled "New Developments in the History of Economic Thought and Economic Theory" is intended to apply for funding with FAPESP to cover the basic expenses related to the coming of Professor Donald W. Katzner of the University of Massachusetts Amherst to visit the Department of Economics of the University of São Paulo (USP) during eleven days on March 2018. During t…

  New developments in the history of economic thought and economic theory, AV.EXT

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  This research aims to a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying the effects observed from the inflow of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into developing economies. To this end, the proposed effort is twofold: (i) a theoretical approach to relations between developed and developing countries, seeking to understand the effects of physical capital flows on the structures of the reci…

  Foreign Direct Investment in developing economies: mechanisms and effects on uneven development, BP.MS

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  This work aims to explore some aspects of the debate on setting an expenditure ceiling and the impact of such a policy on public debt sustainability from a more general theoretical framework in models of growth and distribution. We seek to demonstrate that a fiscal rule that merely sets an expenditure ceiling, excluding interest payments, may not be enough to ensure a non-explosive trajec…

  Fiscal policy rules in a model of growth and distribution, BP.PD

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  Despite advances in recent years, the traditional methodology faces difficulties to deal with economic issues involving, for example, heterogeneity, nonlinearity, imperfect information and interaction among agents. The complexity approach places these factors in the center of its analysis offering us a practicable and appropriate alternative to overcome these difficulties. Our project pro…

  Complexity applied to the study of investment dynamics: an agent based model inspired by Kalecki, BP.MS

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  This research will contribute to the theoretical and empirical post-Keynesian literature on economic growth, which is closely associated with Kalecki-Steindl's tradition in regard to the role of innovation. The research is separated into two parts. The theoretical part will be developed in the first two essays of the dissertation and deals with the generation of innovation in oligopolist…

  Generation of technological innovation, behavioral heterogeneity and empirical evidences, BE.EP.DR

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  The research proposal here developed is a qualitative and analytical one that intends to improve the understanding of the preliminary formal model outcome of my thesis' project. Besides the theoretical analysis of our model and its predictions, this project aims to further its empirical possibilities through an introductory data examination. (AU)

  Theoretical foundations and econometric specification of a macrodynamic model for exchange rate policy analysis, BE.EP.MS