Publication: Linkages and economic development : the case of Brazil reconsidered
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Brasil
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1975
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BR
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Discussion Paper 17 : Linkages and economic development : the case of Brazil reconsidered, Vínculos e desenvolvimento econômico : o caso do Brasil reconsiderado
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Este documento fornece cálculos matematicamente consistentes temporais de ligações na economia brasileira em 1975. Os nossos resultados revelam, entre outras coisas, que: 1) altas ligações não podem ser exclusivamente associadas a setores industriais modernos ; 2) nenhuma de nossas medidas de ligação tem qualquer relação consistente com o custo de recursos internos da nossa medida de eficiência; 3) há algumas dúvidas sobre a proposição de que o crescimento da economia brasileira tem sido intensiva de ligação; e 4 ) existem algumas diferenças importantes entre os setores "chave" do ponto de vista de ligações para trás e para a frente.
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This paper provides mathematically consistent calculations of the forward, backward, and total linkages in the Brazilian economy in 1975. Our results reveal, among other things, that : 1) high linkages cannot be exclusively associated with modern industrial sectors; 2) none of our linkage measures have any consistent relationship with domestic resource cost, our measure of efficiency; 3) there are some doubts on the proposition that Brazilian economic growth has been linkage-intensive; and 4) there are some important differences between "key" sectors from the standpoint of backward and forward linkages.