FGV EPGE Economics Working Papers (Ensaios Economicos da EPGE)

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844: Of cities and slums

Pedro Ferreira, Alexander Monge-Naranjo and Luciene Torres de Mello Pereira

843: Sistema de amortização alemão no regime de juros simples

Gerson Lachtermacher and Clovis de Faro

842: Social security reforms, retirement and sectoral decisions

Bruno Ricardo Delalibera, Pedro Ferreira and Rafael Machado Parente

841: Sistema de amortização no regime de juros simples: comparação entre duas proposições no caso de prestações constantes

Clovis de Faro and Gerson Lachtermacher

840: Sistema de amortização no regime de juros simples: comparação entre duas proposições no caso de prestações constantes

Clovis de Faro and Gerson Lachtermacher

839: Reassessing the efficiency-equity trade-off: progressivity’s impact on growth

Carlos Eugênio da Costa and Artur Rodrigues

836: SAC e SACRE no regime de juros simples: duas versões financeiramente consistentes

Gerson Lachtermacher and Clovis de Faro

835: Sistemas de amortização no regime de juros simples: uma metodologia geral

Gerson Lachtermacher and Clovis de Faro

834: Consistência financeira no regime de juros simples

Gerson Lachtermacher and Clovis de Faro

833: Network and general equilibrium effects of carbon taxes and deforestation

Bernardo de Barros Fernandes and Pedro Ferreira

832: Tax Reforms and Network Effects

Bruno Ricardo Delalibera, Pedro Ferreira, Diego Gomes and Johann Rodrigues de Souza Soares

831: Sistema de prestações constantes no regime de juros simples: duas versões financeiramente consistentes

Clovis de Faro and Gerson Lachtermacher

830: Tax reforms and network effects

Pedro Ferreira, Bruno Ricardo Delalibera, Diego Gomes and Johann Rodrigues de Souza Soares

829: A unified view on the optimal solutions to the threemoments portfolio problem

Gustavo M. de Athayde and Renato Galvão Flôres Junior

828: O SACRE no regime de juros compostos

Clovis de Faro and Gerson Lachtermacher

827: SACRE e suas inconsistências financeiras

Clovis de Faro

826: Redistribution with labor market frictions

Carlos Eugênio da Costa, Lucas Jóver Maestri and Marcelo Rodrigues dos Santos

825: Intrahousehold inequality and the joint taxation of household earnings

Cassiano Alves, Carlos Eugênio da Costa and Humberto Ataíde Moreira

824: Managers’productivity and recruitment in the public sector: the case of school principals

Pablo Muñoz and Mounu Prem

823: Housing supply in the presence of informality

Marcelo Castello Branco Sant'Anna, Felipe Iachan and Ricardo Brito Guedes

822: Optimal notional defined contributions

Carlos Eugênio da Costa and Marcelo Rodrigues dos Santos

821: Universal Basic Income in Developing Countries: Pitfalls and Alternatives

Pedro Ferreira, Marcel Cortes Peruffo and Andre Valerio

820: Social distancing, temperature, BCG and the evolution of COVID-19: a panel-model analysis

Eduardo Lima Campos, Rubens Cysne and Alexandre Madureira

819: Progressive Consumption Taxes

Carlos Eugênio da Costa and Marcelo Rodrigues dos Santos

818: COVID-19: análise com um modelo estatístico para dados em painel

Eduardo Lima Campos, Rubens Cysne and Alexandre Madureira

817: Who should bear the risk of economic growth?

Rafael Berriel and Carlos Eugênio da Costa

816: The Constant amortization scheme with multiple contracts

Clovis de Faro

815: Stop suffering! economic downturns and pentecostal upsurge

Francisco Costa, Angelo Marcantonio Junior and Rudi Rocha

814: Juros simples (?) e suas complicações

Clovis de Faro

813: Microfounded forecasting

Wagner Gaglianone and João Issler

812: Central Bank credibility and inflation expectations: a microfounded forecasting approach

João Issler and Ana Flávia Soares

811: Incentive-driven Inattention

Wagner Gaglianone, Raffaella Giacomini, João Issler and Vasiliki Skreta

810: Mixed causal-noncausal autoregressions with exogenous regressors

Alain Hecq, João Issler and Sean Telg

809: Winners and losers from China’s ascension in international trade: a structural approach

Francisco Costa and João Paulo Pessoa

808: Mechanism design and the collective approach to household behavior

Carlos Eugênio da Costa and Lucas Alves Estevam de Lima

807: How green is sugarcane ethanol?

Marcelo Sant'Anna

806: Sustainability of Brazilian public debt: analysis of a possible structural break in the recent period

Eduardo Lima Campos and Rubens Cysne

805: Sustainability of the Brazilian public pebt an analysis using multicointegration

Rubens Cysne and Eduardo Lima Campos

804: Stop suffering! Economic downturns and pentecostal upsurge

Francisco Costa, Angelo Marcantonio Junior and Rudi Rocha

803: Social security reform, retirement and occupational behavior

Pedro Ferreira and Rafael Machado Parente

802: Early childhood education and economic growth

Bruno Ricardo Delalibera and Pedro Ferreira

801: Welfare cost of Inflation in Brazil: an approach with time-varying cointegration and Kalman filter

Eduardo Lima Campos and Rubens Cysne

800: Fiscal vulnerability in Brazil: a simulated method of moments approach

Eduardo Lima Campos and Rubens Cysne

799: An alert on the recent fall of the fiscal reaction in Brazil

Eduardo Lima Campos and Rubens Cysne

798: A time-varying fiscal reaction function for Brazil

Eduardo Lima Campos and Rubens Cysne

797: Is the new keynesian is curve forward looking?

Fernando Barbosa

796: Correção monetária e eternização dos débitos: os casos do BNH, do BNDE e da CEF

Clovis de Faro and Fabio Lemos Garcia

795: A time-varying fiscal reaction function for Brazil

Eduardo Lima Campos and Rubens Cysne

794: Growth and shared prosperity in Brazil

Nanak Kakwani, Marcelo Neri and Fábio Monteiro Vaz

793: Returns and intergenerational mobility of education during period of falling earnings inequality in Brazil

Marcelo Neri and Tiago Bonomo