876 resultados para Díaz, Rodrigo
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Esboça estratégias didáticas para a elaboração de planos de ensino e intervenções pedagógicas na área de Ciência Política. Nosso objetivo específico será o de fornecer instrumentos que auxiliem no planejamento de aulas de história política brasileira para cursos de formação política.
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área XIII - Desenvolvimento Urbano, Trânsito e Transportes.
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área XIII - Desenvolvimento Urbano, Trânsito e Transportes.
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área IX - Política e Planejamento Econômicos, Desenvolvimento Econômico, Economia Internacional - Consultoria Legislativa - Área XIII - Desenvolvimento Urbano, Trânsito e Transportes.
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área X - Agricultura e Política Rural.
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Analisa grandes empreendimentos de infraestrutura financiados pelo BNDES em países da América do Sul.
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área XIII - Desenvolvimento Urbano, Trânsito e Transportes
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área XIII - Desenvolvimento Urbano, Trânsito e Transportes.
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área X - Agricultura e Política Rural.
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área X - Agricultura, Pecuária, Abastecimento e Desenvolvimento Rural.
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Consultoria Legislativa - Área X - Agricultura, Pecuária, Abastecimento e Desenvolvimento Rural. Nome do autor na capa: Rodrigo H. C. Dolabella.
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This paper analyzes the consequences of the interaction between two different levels of government (regulators) in the development of housing policy when their decisions determine the level of competition in the housing market. The analysis discusses the implications derived from a lack of coordination between a local regulator who controls the supply of land for housing development and a central regulator who decides on housing subsidies. The results suggest that lack of coordination has significant effects on prices and supply of houses, housing developers’ profits, and buyers’ surplus.
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In this paper it is shown that an ad valorem housing subsidy set by a central regulator (or a raise in the ad valorem housing subsidy rate) may reduce the number of houses built in the market and increase the price paid by the buyers of houses. The analysis considers a situation where there is imperfect competition in the housing market and a local regulator that decides on density, or on the number of sites for housing development, and that cares about a combination of the profits of housing developers and the surplus of buyers of houses.
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In this paper it is shown that the setting up of a social housing system may decrease the total number of houses built in the market, induce a price of non-social houses greater than the price of houses without that system and increase the profits of housing developers even in situations where they have to sell social houses at a price below production cost. The analysis considers a situation with imperfect competition in the housing market and with a social housing system where housing developers must provide some social houses when they obtain a permit to build non-social houses.
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In a context where demand for the services of a durable good changes over time, and this change may be uncertain, the paper shows that social welfare may be higher when the monopolist seller can commit to any future price level she wishes than when she cannot. Moreover, the equilibrium under a monopolist with commitment power may Pareto-dominate the equilibrium under a monopolist without commitment ability. These results affect the desired regulation of a durable goods monopolist in this context.