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Acerca da importância da sincronização do ciclo económico português no contexto europeu

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  • António Caleiro

    () (Universidade de Évora, Departamento de Economia & CEFAGE-UE)

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Uma análise retrospectiva da sincronização do ciclo económico nacional com alguns ciclos económicos de referência permite retirar conclusões que suportam a necessidade premente de se apostar na produção nacional que, pelas suas características, seja exportável e/ou substituta de importações. Deste ponto de vista, o acréscimo na competitividade resulta ser necessário no modelo global de desenvolvimento, enquanto factor de crescimento da produtividade, mas também, por via do acréscimo nas exportações, em resultado dos ganhos associados à sincronização do ciclo económico nacional com o ciclo económico europeu. Este segundo aspecto, não tão evidente, mas igualmente importante para uma trajectória sustentada de crescimento, é o foco principal deste trabalho.

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Paper provided by University of Évora, Department of Economics (Portugal) in its series Economics Working Papers with number 4_2011.

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Length: 17 pages
Date of creation: 2011
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Handle: RePEc:evo:wpecon:4_2011

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Keywords: Análise de Sincronização; Ciclos Económicos; Portugal;

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