Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico
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Resumo: | In this study, we investigate the relationship between functional income distribution and economic growth by means of a literary survey, formal mathematical modeling and econometric analysis. We begin by reviewing the literature regarding economic distribution and growth theories and identifying different perspectives on this issue. In the context of this discussion, we emphasize the interpretation originally developed by Amit Bhaduri and Stephen Marglin who, by modeling the characteristics of underutilization of productive capacities and involuntary unemployment of the workforce attributed to a monetary economy of production, defined, under a post-Keynesian view, a rigorous and flexible framework of analysis. The Bhaduri-Marglin model predicts positive effects of a higher wage share on consumption as well as positive effects of a higher profit share on investment. Therefore, this framework is capable of explaining wage-led results, which are observed when the consumption effect dominates the investment effect, as well as profit-led results, which are otherwise verified. Upon formally presenting the model and a brief synthesis of the current stage of empirical research in this area of investigation, we propose an econometric study as a means of contributing to the debate. Based on an empirical specification of the Bhaduri-Marglin model for an open economy, we estimate regressions through the use of panel data. We highlight, as central aspects of the contribution proposed here: (1) the inclusion of developing countries in the samples and (2) the application of econometric estimators which are capable of handling potential endogeneity issues. In our empirical study, we apply the Arellano-Bover/Blundell-Bond estimator for dynamic panel data seeking to estimate and analyze the demand regime. Additionally, we employ autoregressive vectors in panel data in order to identify the accumulation regime as well as the demand regime. In our investigation with the Arellano-Bover/Blundell-Bond estimator, we find that most demand regimes estimated are wage-led. Nevertheless, we managed to estimate profit-led demand regimes in one instance related to the average economy. On the other hand, the autorregressive estimator suggests that the average economy has profit-led demand and wage-led accumulation. However, no significant coefficients were detected for the average developing economy while applying this autorregressive structure. |
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Meyrelles Filho, Sérgio Fornazierhttp://lattes.cnpq.br/9533124727129779Meyrelles Filho, Sérgio FornazierAraújo, Ricardo Silva AzevedoTeixeira, Anderson Mutterhttp://lattes.cnpq.br/2499191834280677Freneau, Breno Nahuel2018-06-27T11:42:48Z2018-05-16FRENEAU, B. N. Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico. 2018. 126 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Economia) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2018.http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/8611In this study, we investigate the relationship between functional income distribution and economic growth by means of a literary survey, formal mathematical modeling and econometric analysis. We begin by reviewing the literature regarding economic distribution and growth theories and identifying different perspectives on this issue. In the context of this discussion, we emphasize the interpretation originally developed by Amit Bhaduri and Stephen Marglin who, by modeling the characteristics of underutilization of productive capacities and involuntary unemployment of the workforce attributed to a monetary economy of production, defined, under a post-Keynesian view, a rigorous and flexible framework of analysis. The Bhaduri-Marglin model predicts positive effects of a higher wage share on consumption as well as positive effects of a higher profit share on investment. Therefore, this framework is capable of explaining wage-led results, which are observed when the consumption effect dominates the investment effect, as well as profit-led results, which are otherwise verified. Upon formally presenting the model and a brief synthesis of the current stage of empirical research in this area of investigation, we propose an econometric study as a means of contributing to the debate. Based on an empirical specification of the Bhaduri-Marglin model for an open economy, we estimate regressions through the use of panel data. We highlight, as central aspects of the contribution proposed here: (1) the inclusion of developing countries in the samples and (2) the application of econometric estimators which are capable of handling potential endogeneity issues. In our empirical study, we apply the Arellano-Bover/Blundell-Bond estimator for dynamic panel data seeking to estimate and analyze the demand regime. Additionally, we employ autoregressive vectors in panel data in order to identify the accumulation regime as well as the demand regime. In our investigation with the Arellano-Bover/Blundell-Bond estimator, we find that most demand regimes estimated are wage-led. Nevertheless, we managed to estimate profit-led demand regimes in one instance related to the average economy. On the other hand, the autorregressive estimator suggests that the average economy has profit-led demand and wage-led accumulation. However, no significant coefficients were detected for the average developing economy while applying this autorregressive structure.O presente estudo investiga a relação entre a distribuição funcional da renda e o crescimento econômico mediante revisão literária, modelagem matemática formal e análise econométrica. Parte-se de uma revisão da literatura relacionada às teorias de distribuição e crescimento, identificando-se diferentes perspectivas sobre o tema. No âmbito dessa discussão, destaca-se a interpretação originalmente desenvolvida por Amit Bhaduri e Stephen Marglin que, ao modelarem características próprias de uma economia monetária de produção, com subutilização da capacidade produtiva e a possível existência de desemprego involuntário da mão-de-obra, definiram, sob uma ótica pós-Keynesiana, um arcabouço rigoroso e flexível de análise. O modelo Bhaduri-Marglin prevê efeitos positivos sobre o consumo associados a uma maior parcela salarial (wage share) no produto e efeitos positivos sobre o investimento associados à redistribuição em favor da parcela dos lucros (profit share). Portanto, a estrutura proposta é capaz de explicar resultados wage-led, observados quando o efeito consumo domina o efeito investimento bem como resultados profit-led, verificados caso contrário. Após a devida apresentação formal do modelo, e de uma breve síntese do atual estágio dos estudos empíricos nessa área, propõe-se um estudo econométrico como forma de contribuição ao debate. Com base em uma especificação empírica do modelo Bhaduri-Marglin para economia aberta são estimadas regressões com dados em painel. Destacam-se como aspectos centrais da contribuição aqui proposta: (1) a inclusão de países em desenvolvimento nas amostras e (2) o emprego de estimadores econométricos capazes de lidar com os problemas de endogeneidade potenciais. O estudo empírico foi realizado por meio do estimador Arellano-Bover/Blundell-Bond para painéis dinâmicos com vistas a analisar o regime de demanda e por meio de vetores autoregressivos em painel visando identificar tanto o regime de acumulação quanto o regime de demanda. A investigação mediante o estimador Arellano-Bover/Blundell-Bond produziu resultados com regime de demanda predominantemente wage-led. Identificou-se apenas uma instância em que o regime de demanda da economia média se mostrou profit-led. O estimador autorregressivo, por sua vez, sugere que a economia média apresenta regime de demanda profit-led e regime de acumulação wage-led. 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Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico |
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Functional income distribution and economic growth: theoretical elements and an econometric analysis with dynamic panel data |
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Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico |
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Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico Freneau, Breno Nahuel Crescimento econômico Distribuição de renda Modelo Bhaduri-Marglin Painel dinâmico Economic growth Income distribution Bhaduri-Marglin model Dynamic panel CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::ECONOMIA |
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Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico |
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Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico |
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Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico |
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Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico |
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Distribuição funcional da renda e crescimento econômico: elementos teóricos e uma análise econométrica com dados em painel dinâmico |
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Freneau, Breno Nahuel |
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Meyrelles Filho, Sérgio Fornazier |
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Meyrelles Filho, Sérgio Fornazier |
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Araújo, Ricardo Silva Azevedo |
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Teixeira, Anderson Mutter |
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http://lattes.cnpq.br/2499191834280677 |
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Freneau, Breno Nahuel |
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Meyrelles Filho, Sérgio Fornazier Meyrelles Filho, Sérgio Fornazier Araújo, Ricardo Silva Azevedo Teixeira, Anderson Mutter |
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Crescimento econômico Distribuição de renda Modelo Bhaduri-Marglin Painel dinâmico |
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Crescimento econômico Distribuição de renda Modelo Bhaduri-Marglin Painel dinâmico Economic growth Income distribution Bhaduri-Marglin model Dynamic panel CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::ECONOMIA |
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Economic growth Income distribution Bhaduri-Marglin model Dynamic panel |
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In this study, we investigate the relationship between functional income distribution and economic growth by means of a literary survey, formal mathematical modeling and econometric analysis. We begin by reviewing the literature regarding economic distribution and growth theories and identifying different perspectives on this issue. In the context of this discussion, we emphasize the interpretation originally developed by Amit Bhaduri and Stephen Marglin who, by modeling the characteristics of underutilization of productive capacities and involuntary unemployment of the workforce attributed to a monetary economy of production, defined, under a post-Keynesian view, a rigorous and flexible framework of analysis. The Bhaduri-Marglin model predicts positive effects of a higher wage share on consumption as well as positive effects of a higher profit share on investment. Therefore, this framework is capable of explaining wage-led results, which are observed when the consumption effect dominates the investment effect, as well as profit-led results, which are otherwise verified. Upon formally presenting the model and a brief synthesis of the current stage of empirical research in this area of investigation, we propose an econometric study as a means of contributing to the debate. Based on an empirical specification of the Bhaduri-Marglin model for an open economy, we estimate regressions through the use of panel data. We highlight, as central aspects of the contribution proposed here: (1) the inclusion of developing countries in the samples and (2) the application of econometric estimators which are capable of handling potential endogeneity issues. In our empirical study, we apply the Arellano-Bover/Blundell-Bond estimator for dynamic panel data seeking to estimate and analyze the demand regime. Additionally, we employ autoregressive vectors in panel data in order to identify the accumulation regime as well as the demand regime. In our investigation with the Arellano-Bover/Blundell-Bond estimator, we find that most demand regimes estimated are wage-led. Nevertheless, we managed to estimate profit-led demand regimes in one instance related to the average economy. On the other hand, the autorregressive estimator suggests that the average economy has profit-led demand and wage-led accumulation. However, no significant coefficients were detected for the average developing economy while applying this autorregressive structure. |
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repository.name.fl_str_mv |
Repositório Institucional da UFG - Universidade Federal de Goiás (UFG) |
repository.mail.fl_str_mv |
tasesdissertacoes.bc@ufg.br |
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