Exclusivo metropolitano, "superlucros" e acumulação primitiva na Europa pré-industrial

Villela, André

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“…Vilela (2011) also criticizes their hypothesis.5 Aztecs who were settled in what today is mainly mexico had already writing and even money, which implies they had basic notions of arithmetic. SeeAcemoglu and robinson (2012, p. 50).…”

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Historical Origins of Brazilian Relative Backwardness

Barros¹

2016

Roots of Brazilian Relative Economic Backwardness

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This paper relies on some data to identify the 19 th century as the major period in which Brazil economy lagged behind some chosen benchmarking countries, as the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and some European periphery countries. To identify the reasons for this an exercise using immigration data was used to make a decomposition of the sources of growth of the proportion of the USA per capita GDP to the Brazilian one. The results indicate that the imported human capital was responsible for 59% to 88% of this total growth between 1820 and 1900.

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Historical Origins of Brazilian Relative Backwardness

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Historical origins of Brazilian relative backwardness

Barros

2015

Rev. Econ. Polit.

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RESUmO: Este trabalho baseia-se em alguns dados para identificar o século xIx como o período em que a economia do Brasil mais ficou atrasada em relação a países como os EUA, Canadá, Nova zelândia, Austrália e alguns países da periferia da Europa. Para identificar a razão desse atraso, usamos um exercício com dados da imigração para fazer a decomposição das fontes de crescimento da proporção entre o PIB americano e o brasileiro. Os resultados indicam que o capital humano importado foi responsável por 59% a 88% deste crescimento total entre 1820 e 1900. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Atraso brasileiro; crescimento brasileiro; imigração; desenvolvimento comparativo.ABSTRACT: This paper relies on some data to identify the 19 th century as the major period in which Brazil economy lagged behind some chosen benchmarking countries, as the USA, Canada, New zealand, Australia and some European periphery countries. To identify the reasons for this an exercise using immigration data was used to make a decomposition of the sources of growth of the proportion of the USA per capita GDP to the Brazilian one. The results indicate that the imported human capital was responsible for 59% to 88% of this total growth between 1820 and 1900.

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Rio De Janeiro and the Silver Mining Economy of Potosi: Trans-Imperial, Global, and Contractual Approaches to South Atlantic Markets (18th Century)

Bohorquez

2020

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This paper’s main goal is to advance some considerations on the interrelations between port cities and capital. More specifically, it sheds light on how these interdependencies took place in the eighteenth-century Portuguese and Spanish Atlantic world. This paper thus seeks to draw an urban political economy in transimperial, global, and contractual perspectives. For so doing, particular attention will be put to Rio de Janeiro’s projection far beyond the South Atlantic, and in particular, its interconnections with the Rio de la Plata basin and Potosi markets. Attention will also be paid to the impact of and repercussions that far-flung economic phenomena had for the urban domestic markets.

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Exclusivo metropolitano, "superlucros" e acumulação primitiva na Europa pré-industrial

Cited by 5 publications

References 24 publications

Historical Origins of Brazilian Relative Backwardness

Historical Origins of Brazilian Relative Backwardness

Historical origins of Brazilian relative backwardness

Rio De Janeiro and the Silver Mining Economy of Potosi: Trans-Imperial, Global, and Contractual Approaches to South Atlantic Markets (18th Century)

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