2017
DOI: 10.1590/1413-81232017227.04062017
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Abstract: This paper aims to conduct a conceptual analysis of the relationship between scientific and technical progress and social equality, or the reduction of inequalities. We examine this relationship by drawing on three theoretical perspectives: 1) ethical economics, championed by classical economic thinkers and centered on utilitarian self-interest, 2) Mainstream theories of economic development espousing the endogenous link between labor productivity growth and technical progress, 3) the critique of theories of e… Show more

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“…The analysis of the pandemic's effects on Brazil should be based not only on the events triggered at the current moment, whose transience is still an insufficiently known factor, but also on the social, political, and historically economic determinants that heavily interfere in the present events as well as in the post-epidemic future (10)(11)(12). Highlighting the possible scenarios that the political normative, governmental, social ,and economic choices are underway point (13)(14)(15).…”
Section: The Brazilian Scenariomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analysis of the pandemic's effects on Brazil should be based not only on the events triggered at the current moment, whose transience is still an insufficiently known factor, but also on the social, political, and historically economic determinants that heavily interfere in the present events as well as in the post-epidemic future (10)(11)(12). Highlighting the possible scenarios that the political normative, governmental, social ,and economic choices are underway point (13)(14)(15).…”
Section: The Brazilian Scenariomentioning
confidence: 99%