Aluguel e rendimento domiciliar no Brasil

Kilsztajna, Samuel; Rossbach, Anacláudia; Carmo, Manuela Santos Nunes do; Sugahara, Gustavo Toshiaki Lopes; Lopes, Erika de Souza; Lima, Luciana Zilles

doi:10.1590/s1415-98482009000100005

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“…The lower the income per capita, the bigger is the share of rental expenses in the family budget. This applies to metropolitan and nonmetropolitan regions, in the central-south and north-northeast of the country (Kilsztajn et al 2009). The same study shows that the share of rental expenses in family income, adjusted for the number of persons in the household, is 29 percent higher for households located in cortiços than for those located in houses or apartments.…”

Section: The Informal Marketmentioning

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Rental Housing

Peppercorn¹,

Taffin²

2013

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We would like to express our deepest gratitude to all of those who have played a role in writing, editing, and publishing this book. Our contributors have brought tremendous breadth and depth by showing their brilliant expertise in so many countries. Thanks to Jan Brzeski, Kyung-Hwan Kim, Yoonhee Kim, Anacláudia Rossbach, and Taimur Samad for their contributions. Thanks also to our peer reviewers, Ellen Hamilton, Olivier Hassler, and Michael Oxley, for their thoughtful comments. Not only did their work make this book stronger, their intellectual and practical contributions to housing have improved the lives of people in many countries. Michel Noel and Simon Walley of the World Bank provided excellent suggestions. Dr. K. S. Yap, Dr. Stephen Malpezzi, and Dr. Ranjith Perera contributed both outstanding academic material and their valuable time to discuss rental housing. Professionals in the World Bank's Urban Sector provided another perspective on rental housing. Thanks, in particular, to

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Section: The Informal Marketmentioning

confidence: 99%

Rental Housing

Peppercorn¹,

Taffin²

2013

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“…The prevalence of low weight and/or prematurity were also related to the prenatal care, noting that the increase in coverage and improved prenatal care made it possible to reduce the prevalence of intrauterine growth retardation, prematurity and the number of live births with low weight, as well as deaths from diseases in the perinatal period (17,25,27) .…”

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Infant mortality and prenatal care: contributions of the clinic in the light of Canguilhem and Foucault

Figueiredo

Filho

Lunardi

et al. 2012

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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This review study aimed to verify how studies conducted in Brazil have related infant mortality to prenatal care and to present contributions of the clinic in the light of Canguilhem and The relationship between infant mortality and prenatal care is related to the insufficient number of consultations or to the quality of the care provided. Even when the number of and routine consultations in the prenatal care were adequate, avoidable deaths were present.For the qualification of prenatal care, it is suggested that the clinical knowledge and other elements that comprise the process of human living are considered, in order that the clinical view is enlarged and articulated to the technologies available in the health system and, together, they are able to contribute to the reduction of infant mortality in Brazil. Mortalidad infantil y prenatal: contribuciones de la clínica bajo la perspectiva de Canguilhem y FoucaultEste estudio de revisión tuvo por objetivo verificar cómo investigaciones realizadas en Brasil relacionan la mortalidad infantil y el prenatal, y presentar contribuciones de la clínica bajo el marco teórico de Canguilhem y Foucault para la calificación de la asistencia.Se realizó una revisión integradora de la literatura a partir de búsquedas en las bases de datos SciELO, LILACS, MEDLINE y BDENF, en el período de 2000 a 2009. La relación entre la mortalidad infantil y el prenatal se refiere al número insuficiente de consultas o a la calidad de la atención prestada. Mismo cuando el número y la rutina de consultas en el prenatal fueron adecuadas, las muertes evitables estuvieron presentes. Para la calificación de la asistencia ofrecida, se sugiere que sean considerados el conocimiento clínico y los demás elementos componentes del proceso del vivir humano, con la intención de que la perspectiva clínica sea ampliada y articulada a las tecnologías disponibles en el sistema de salud y, en conjunto, consigan contribuir para la reducción de la mortalidad infantil en Brasil.

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Beyond the Favelas: An Analysis of Intraurban Poverty Patterns in Brazil

Carvalho

Cabral

2021

The Professional Geographer

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Aluguel e rendimento domiciliar no Brasil

Cited by 5 publications

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Rental Housing

Rental Housing

Infant mortality and prenatal care: contributions of the clinic in the light of Canguilhem and Foucault

Beyond the Favelas: An Analysis of Intraurban Poverty Patterns in Brazil

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