De volta para o passado histerese e estagnação na economia brasileira

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https://doi.org/10.1590/1980-53575433vfma

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Histerese, Modelos de histerese, Estagnação econômica, Economia brasileira

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O presente artigo busca resumir o estado da arte em matéria de conceitos e modelos de histerese, conforme desenvolvidos a partir dos argumentos de endogeneidade e descontinuidades heterogêneas. Se buscará aclarar a definição e o uso do termo, bem como demonstrar como se construir o modelo canônico de dinâmica histerética, fundamentado em retransmissões não ideais. Os atributos particulares que distinguem histerese de outros conceitos relacionados a path dependence serão também delineados, e sua mecânica básica, baseada em não-linearidades, seletividade e remanência, será geometricamente ilustrada. O objetivo final do artigo é se valer do ferramental histerético para propor uma rota de interpretação nova, sensível às causas estruturais, acerca da estagnação brasileira.

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Fagotti, V., & Arend, M. (2024). De volta para o passado histerese e estagnação na economia brasileira. Estudos Econômicos (São Paulo), 54(3), 1-39. https://doi.org/10.1590/1980-53575433vfma