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La base de datos CEPALSTAT es la plataforma de difusión de información estadística de la Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL). Entre otra información, en este portal se publican estadísticas económicas de los países de la región, que se presentan expresadas tanto a precios corrientes como a precios constantes de un año de referencia determinado. A finales de 2014, se decidió cambiar este año de referencia de 2005 a 2010, lo que se vio reflejado en la publicación del Balance Preliminar de las Economías de América Latina y el Caribe de 2014. Un cambio en el año de referencia puede tener efectos importantes en ciertos indicadores económicos de relevancia, lo que puede resultar confuso para el usuario de esta información. En este Cuaderno Estadístico se pretende analizar las diferencias entre una y otra serie, así como explicar las razones de estas discrepancias. En particular, este trabajo se centra en indicadores de cuentas nacionales, cuentas de la balanza de pagos e índices de precios de los productos básicos de exportación, correspondientes al período 1990-2014. Por lo tanto, el documento está dividido en tres secciones, en que se presenta cada uno de estos temas. Es necesario aclarar que se utiliza la información disponible de los países hasta el 10 de junio de 2015.

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O principal objetivo da dissertação é analisar os efeitos que a política cambial brasileira promoveu nas exportações F.O.B. de bauxita, alumínio primário, minério de ferro e caulim. Para tal, é desenvolvido um modelo econométrico, Modelo de ajustamento parcial de Nerlove, procurando avaliar os padrões de reação das exportações no curto e longo prazos. Os dados utilizados são trimestrais e cobrem o período de 1990 a 2003. As regressões foram estimadas através do método dos Mínimos Quadrados Ordinários (MQO). As variáveis elegidas como explicativas foram a taxa de câmbio real efetiva brasileira, a renda mundial, a capacidade produtiva da indústria brasileira, o produto interno bruto da indústria brasileira e uma variável dummy (que capta a influência da lei Kandir). Os resultados das regressões mostram que: as exportações são relativamente sensíveis ao crescimento da economia brasileira e mundial; e, a taxa de câmbio real efetiva brasileira (proxy da política cambial) produziu efeitos importantes na evolução das exportações do setor mínero-metalúrgico paraense.

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Esta dissertação é fruto de uma pesquisa que realizamos entre os anos de 2004 e 2005, em Belém (PA), que nos levou a compreender e explicar como a Modernidade desenvolvia-se no shopping Iguatemi Belém, através de uma de suas principais instituições: o mercado capitalista, o qual por meio da socialização (panoptismo), “ditava” os comportamentos dos frequentadores, gerando uma espécie de prática relacional (sociabilidade) que, “ancorada” ao fenômeno da busca por prestígio e status social do tipo posicional, dinamizou um mecanismo de diferenciação social que se iniciou no “comércio” (Rua João Alfredo) e “desembocou” no shopping Iguatemi Belém, onde os valores decorrentes do processo de socialização aqui estudados passaram a reproduzir e a acentuar o próprio processo de distinção social entre as “classes alta e média alta” e a “classe baixa”.

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Pós-graduação em Letras - FCLAS

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O artigo busca discutir algumas das principais políticas de urbanização desenvolvidas ao longo da década de 1990 por governos locais de capitais brasileiras com participação social e parceria público-privado, que definiram a agenda de gestão urbana no Brasil. Com base nos casos de Recife e Salvador, pretende-se entender os fatores políticos que tornaram diferentes os processos de implementação de políticas semelhantes de urbanização nas duas capitais.

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Objectives This study was conducted to determine changes in values on the decayed, missing and filled teeth (DMFT) index in 12-year-old children in Brazil between 1980 and 2005, and to correlate DMFT values with human development index (HDI) values, time, population size of municipality and fluoridation of the water supply. Methods The present study represents a retrospective ecological study using secondary data from epidemiological surveys published in indexed journals, as well as data obtained from epidemiological official surveys carried out in Brazil in 1986, 1996 and 2003, and in the State of Sao Paulo in 1998 and 2002. Units of study were represented by Brazilian municipalities holding average DMFT index values for 12-year-old children. Multiple regression analysis was used to examine the correlations among DMFT and HDI values, and time, population size and fluoridation of the water supply. Results The final database included 550 records of DMFT values in 428 different towns. Regression analysis showed statistically significant correlations between DMFT index values and time (P < 0.001), fluoridation of the water supply (P < 0.001) and size of municipality (P < 0.001). Estimated mean DMFT index values were 8.36 in 1980, 6.08 in 1985, 4.45 in 1990, 3.29 in 1995, 2.46 in 2000 and 1.86 in 2005. Conclusions Data showed a significant decrease in dental caries across the entire country, with an average reduction of 25% occurring every 5 years. General trends indicated that a reduction in DMFT index values occurred over time, that a further reduction in DMFT index values occurred when a municipality fluoridated its water supply, and mean DMFT index values were lower in larger than in smaller municipalities.

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This work assessed homogeneity of the Institute of Astronomy, Geophysics and Atmospheric Sciences (IAG) weather station climate series, using various statistical techniques. The record from this target station is one of the longest in Brazil, having commenced in 1933 with observations of precipitation, and temperatures and other variables later in 1936. Thus, it is one of the few stations in Brazil with enough data for long-term climate variability and climate change studies. There is, however, a possibility that its data may have been contaminated by some artifacts over time. Admittedly, there was an intervention on the observations in 1958, with the replacement of instruments, for which the size of impact has not been yet evaluated. The station transformed in the course of time from rural to urban, and this may also have influenced homogeneity of the observations and makes the station less representative for climate studies over larger spatial scales. Homogeneity of the target station was assessed applying both absolute, or single station tests, and tests relatively to regional climate, in annual scale, regarding daily precipitation, relative humidity, maximum (TMax), minimum (TMin), and wet bulb temperatures. Among these quantities, only precipitation does not exhibit any inhomogeneity. A clear signal of change of instruments in 1958 was detected in the TMax and relative humidity data, the latter certainly because of its strong dependence on temperature. This signal is not very clear in TMin, but it presents non-climatic discontinuities around 1953 and around 1970. A significant homogeneity break is found around 1990 for TMax and wet bulb temperature. The discontinuities detected after 1958 may have been caused by urbanization, as the observed warming trend in the station is considerably greater than that corresponding to regional climate.

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Influenza and pneumonia together comprise the seventh leading cause of death among adults in the U.S and were responsible for 65,163 deaths in 2003 and an average of 36,000 deaths per year in the United States from 1990 to 1999. Vaccination is efficacious and cost-effective in terms of preventing the infection and reducing both health care costs and productivity losses associated with influenza illness. The vaccine shortage of 2004–2005 resulted in a 39% decrease in the influenza vaccine supplies. During the fall of 2004, we conducted a nationwide, random-digit dialing, telephonic-interview survey of 1,202 adults aged 18 years and older to ascertain influenza vaccine knowledge, attitude and behavior. Of the 1,202 total interviewed subjects, 44.7% had received or intended to receive vaccine at the time of the survey (2004–05) and 39.6% had received the influenza vaccine the previous year (2003–04). Receipt of vaccine increased with previous receipt of the influenza vaccine (OR 13.17, 95% CI 8.65–20.08), increased motivation status (OR 7.58, 95% CI 4.03–14.25), subjective risk status (OR 3.33, 95% CI 2.23–4.97), age (OR 1.83, 95% CI 1.22–2.75) and previous receipt of the pneumococcal vaccine (OR 1.75, 95% CI 1.02–3.0). The influenza vaccine shortage of 2004–05 did not have a negative impact on the vaccination rates of study population. In addition to the increased rates, a large majority of respondents were also aware of the shortage of influenza vaccine during the 2004–05 season, about the indications for receiving the influenza vaccine, about alternative methods to prevent contracting the influenza and increased motivation to receive the vaccine. ^