34 resultados para G3764.R65G4 1997 .M4
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In this paper, we decompose the variance of logarithmic monthly earnings of prime age males into its permanent and transitory components, using a five-wave rotating panel from the Venezuelan “Encuesta de Hogares por Muestreo” from 1995 to 1997. As far as we know, this is the first time a variance components model is estimated for a developing country. We test several specifications and find that an error component model with individual random effects and first order serially correlated errors fits the data well. In the simplest model, around 22% of earnings variance is explained by the variance of permanent component, 77% by purely stochastic variation and the remaining 1% by serial correlation. These results contrast with studies from industrial countries where the permanent component is predominant. The permanent component is usually interpreted as the results of productivity characteristics of individuals whereas the transitory component is due to stochastic perturbations such as job and/or price instability, among others. Our findings may be due to the timing of the panel when occurred precisely during macroeconomic turmoil resulting from a severe financial crisis. The findings suggest that earnings instability is an important source of inequality in a region characterized by high inequality and macroeconomic instability.
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Os vinte finalistas aqui reunidos são exemplos relevantes de mudanças na concepção sobre a natureza dos serviços prestados; de atendimento de segmentos da população tradicionalmente não atendidos pelo setor público; de iniciativas que visam à geração de emprego e renda e ao desenvolvimento local. Os finalistas de 1997 também confirmam a tendência de emergência de novas formas de gestão de políticas públicas e de alterações nos processos políticos associados à concepção e execução das políticas pelas prefeituras e por governos estaduais, em que se destaca a participação de novos atores no processo de formulação e implementação dos programas de governo