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Riqueza Imobiliária

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  • Fernando Nogueira da Costa
  • Tatiana Rimoli Gzvitauski
  • Marcel Roberto Sa Dias
  • Rafael Bertazzi Costa Rosa
  • Daniel Herrera Pinto

Abstract

O presente artigo busca estudar a riqueza imobiliária no Brasil através de um novo método de análise econômica. A Economia da Complexidade propicia a integração de diversos insights e escalas de análises interdisciplinares. A hipótese central é que a emergência dos valores de mercado da riqueza imobiliária advém das interações ao longo do tempo entre os participantes do mercado imobiliário brasileiro. Seus diversos comportamentos são moldados por lógicas de ação institucionais. A evolução dinâmica desse sistema de preços de imóveis auto organizado é o resultado das cadeias de interconexões que emergem e submergem em uma rede de relacionamentos entre seus componentes, tanto na formalidade, quanto na informalidade. A riqueza imobiliária é valorizada ou subvalorizada, periodicamente, dentro desse sistema complexo com múltiplos agentes interativos.

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  • Fernando Nogueira da Costa & Tatiana Rimoli Gzvitauski & Marcel Roberto Sa Dias & Rafael Bertazzi Costa Rosa & Daniel Herrera Pinto, 2017. "Riqueza Imobiliária," LARES lares_2017_paper_76, Latin American Real Estate Society (LARES).
    • Handle: RePEc:lre:wpaper:lares_2017_paper_76
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    Keywords

    behavioral economics; complexidade; Complexity; economia comportamental; economia evolucionária; economia institucional; evolutionary economics; institutional economics; Real Estate Wealth; Riqueza imobiliária;
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    JEL classification:

    • R3 - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics - - Real Estate Markets, Spatial Production Analysis, and Firm Location

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