Pessoal ocupado e jornada de trabalho: uma releitura da evolução da produtividade no Brasil

Filho, Fernando de Holanda Barbosa; Pessôa, Samuel de Abreu

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“…Productivity consists of carrying out activities during working hours; it is the relationship between the results of production and the productive resources applied to it (33) . Work productivity reduction may be related to depression, anxiety, financial issues, increased workloads and health issues.…”

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Presenteeism in multiprofessional team workers in the Adult Intensive Care Unit

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Objective: To analyze the occurrence of presenteeism in multiprofessional team workers of an Adult Intensive Care Unit, relating it to sociodemographic and labor characteristics. Method: It is an analytical cross-sectional qualitative study, which used a questionnaire for sociodemographic data collection, and Stanford Presenteeism Scale(SPS-6) to assess presenteeism. Results: There was predominance of women (75.9%), nursing workers (66.7%), mean age of 39.81 years, and 6 to 10 years (31.6%) of experience in the labor market. Regarding presenteeism, 48.7% presented work impairment and 31.8% presentedperformance and completion of tasks altered by this phenomenon. Conclusion: Expressive numbers of general presenteeism were identified, with results indicating impairment in completing work. When connecting presenteeism to sociodemographic and labor characteristics, the variables sex, dependent children and absence from work presented values with statistical significance among the studied workers.

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“…After an initial and consistent period of productivity growth during the second half of the last century, the productivity of the Brazilian economy remained stagnant since the eighties [see e. g. Nassif et al (2020)]. Barbosa-Filho & Pessôa (2014) and de Souza & da Cunha (2018) registered a resurge of productivity growth at the beginning of the last decade. Still, it lasted until the 2008 crisis, with both mostly sectoral and aggregate productivity growth declining after that 2 .…”

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Productivity Growth and Sectoral Interactions under Domar Aggregation: A Study for the Brazilian Economy from 2000 to 2014

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Araújo

2020

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In this paper, we use the Domar aggregation approach to study the evolution of productivity growth in Brazil from 2000 to 2014, thus allowing us a disaggregated assessment of the issue. We found that the overall performance of the Brazilian economy can be explained not only by the poor performance of its sectors but also in terms of diminishing industrial density, with fewer backward and forward connections amongst industries in terms of chains of intermediate inputs. Besides, despite the relatively high density of the manufacturing sector, it performed a negative role concerning aggregate productivity growth both directly and indirectly. Directly insofar as that sector had negatives productivity growths during the period under consideration, and indirectly due to its high interconnection, which spread negative rather than positive productivity gains across the economy. Therefore, to improve the poor performance of the Brazilian economy, it is mandatory to restore the capability of the manufacturing sector of yielding and spreading productivity gains.

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“…Distribuição da vazão retirada total e para irrigação de água no Brasil em 2017, em m 3 /s. Rondônia 17,7 1,6 9,2 Acre 4,9 0,1 3,0 Amazonas 15,5 0,3 2,1 Roraima 6,0 3,6 60,8 Pará 56,6 3,8 6,8 Amapá 5,7 0,3 6,1 Tocantins 30,6 20,9 68,1 Norte 137,0 30,8 22,5 Maranhão 46,4 11,6 24,9 Piauí 15,7 7,4 47,0 Ceará 60,6 35,8 59,0 Rio Grande do Norte 25,1 14,0 55,8 Paraíba 22,6 10,9 48,2 Pernambuco 81,6 39,0 47,8 Alagoas 35,6 18,3 51,4 Sergipe 15,1 6,2 40,9 Bahia 196,3 150, Fonte: Adaptado de ANA (2019).…”

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“…Cabe notar, contudo, que Haqiq et al 2016 Fonte: Elaboração própria a partir de IPEA (2019), IBGE (2019b) e Banco Mundial (2019).…”

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Valor econômico da água na suplementação hídrica da agricultura brasileira: aplicação de um modelo multissetorial de crescimento

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Economic value of supplementary water in Brazilian crops: an application of a multisector growth model Despite its large reserves of fresh water, Brazil has a high concentration of these hydrological resource in the north region, which makes it relative scarce for attaining various demands such as irrigation, human and industrial uses. In the country, as it is the case in many other places in the world, proposals and implementations of water charge policies have been discussed, and those inevitably depend on resource's economic valuations. Therefore, this thesis aimed to estimate the economic value of water in Brazilian irrigate crops by using a multisector growth model with endogenous savings, that also included regional disaggregation. The model was calibrated for the year 2005 through a social accounting matrix with explicit water remuneration, and a growth accounting exercise. The results are the monetary values for two different concepts were obtained: shadow-rent and shadow-price. The first one can be directly associated to current values in water charging policies in Brazil, while the second one is related to the estimations of all the water used in the base year, and is theoretically linked to physical capital stock dynamics, which justifies the use of the proposed methodology. Specifically, the highest values in both shadow-rent and shadow-price concepts were found in the aggregated sector "other crops", i.e., crops other than rice and sugar cane, in middle-south region of Brazil, thus comprising a large part of the modern agricultural frontier. Meanwhile, small values were found for sugar cane production, also in center-south region, the biggest user of water in the country, due to agronomical and institutional aspects of the sector, such as the desirability of water restrictions during plant development and the large supply of water from stillage that, for legal reasons, is applied to the crops. Additionally, referent to the regional approach, the results suggest that water charging policies could adopt the economic activity as parameter to establish the charged value. In terms of water stock value, the largest share of it comprises rice and other crops, while sugarcane is responsible for a lower share of total value.

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Pessoal ocupado e jornada de trabalho: uma releitura da evolução da produtividade no Brasil

Cited by 32 publications

References 5 publications

Presenteeism in multiprofessional team workers in the Adult Intensive Care Unit

Presenteeism in multiprofessional team workers in the Adult Intensive Care Unit

Productivity Growth and Sectoral Interactions under Domar Aggregation: A Study for the Brazilian Economy from 2000 to 2014

Valor econômico da água na suplementação hídrica da agricultura brasileira: aplicação de um modelo multissetorial de crescimento

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