2 resultados para great depression

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O objectivo principal desta tese é analisar a evolução das ideias e proposições teóricas da obra de John Maynard Keynes, enfatizando as suas propostas de politica económica com influência na ordem económica internacional. A hipótese primordial deste trabalho, numa abordagem pós-Keynesiana, é a defesa da mudança do pensamento económico de Keynes, de uma visão marshalliana compatível com o capitalismo do laissez-faire, para uma análise teórica inovadora dos problemas do capitalismo pós-grande depressão, nos anos 1930; The Economics of John Maynard Keynes ABSTRACT: The main objective of this article is to analyze the evolution of the ideas and theoretical propositions of the of the work of John Maynard Keynes. The underlying hypothesis of this work, in a post Keynesian approach, is the defence of change of economic thought of Keynes, a vision marshallian compatible with laissez-faire capitalism, for an innovative theoretical analysis of the problems of capitalism pós-great depression, in the years 1930.

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The start of university is presented as a crucial stage in the life of the student. If, on the one hand, it is a period of increased autonomy and freedom, on the other, it is a period that also increases the sense of responsibility and self discipline. In this study, based on a quantitative approach, we identified the main risk situations experienced by freshmen at the University of Evora, by applying a questionnaire developed for this purpose and the Beck inventory. Key findings are highlighted, such as the consumption of harmful substances (tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs), whose values exceed the average population. The consumption of alcoholic beverages begins early and is continuous and excessive. Also, the presence of symptoms compatible with dysphoria and depression is noted in about 9% of students. Self-medication practices were found in 58.7% of the freshmen. Our findings reveal the need for preventive intervention by health professionals, due to these young people’s great exposure to health risks.