2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-80502009000200005
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As exportações portuguesas entre 1714 e 1770: os efeitos do pombalismo através de uma discussão econométrica

Abstract: ResumoO presente trabalho procura analisar os determinantes das exportações portuguesas no período do Século XVIII, intentando avaliar o impacto das alterações empreendidas pelo Marquês de Pombal. Para o efeito recorre aos métodos de análise de espaços de cointegração, do perfil espectral das séries e da sincronização associada. Concluiu-se que os determinantes que explicam o movimento de longo prazo das exportações portuguesas referentes aos anos de 1700 são as remessas de ouro de Minas Gerais, a produção vit… Show more

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“…It allows us to compute efficiency measures considering given outputs and a set of inputs. Although the number of academic works focusing on historical data using DEA is currently not as large as the number of works that use DEA to analyze more recent data, this approach has received increased attention even from those who are interested in researching data from the past (Enflo & Baten, 2007; Mourao, 2009; Nenovsky, Ivanov, & Mihaylova, 2008; Tankersley & Cuzan, 2004; Wheelock & Wilson, 1995).…”
Section: Toward a Discussion On Chevalier’s Claims Using Dea Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It allows us to compute efficiency measures considering given outputs and a set of inputs. Although the number of academic works focusing on historical data using DEA is currently not as large as the number of works that use DEA to analyze more recent data, this approach has received increased attention even from those who are interested in researching data from the past (Enflo & Baten, 2007; Mourao, 2009; Nenovsky, Ivanov, & Mihaylova, 2008; Tankersley & Cuzan, 2004; Wheelock & Wilson, 1995).…”
Section: Toward a Discussion On Chevalier’s Claims Using Dea Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%