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Crescimento Econômico nos Municípios do Paraná-Brasil: Uma Análise com Econometria Espacial

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  • Adriano Renzi

    (Professor, Department of Economics, Faculty of Business Administration, Accounting and Economics, Federal University of Grande Dourados (FACE/UFGD))

  • Amarildo de Paula Junior

    (Master's student in Economic Theory at the State University of Maringá (2018). Scholarship by the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES))

  • José Luiz Parré

    (Professor, Department of Economics, State University of Maringá (DCO /UEM))

  • Carlos Alberto Piacenti

    (Professor of the Graduate Program in Regional Development and Agribusiness, State University of Western Paraná (UNIOESTE))

Abstract

Este estudo se diferencia por analisar a composição das variáveis que representam as dimensões educação e saúde, parcialmente presentes no conceito de capital humano, e os aspectos da distribuição de renda como elementos explicativos do crescimento econômico dos municípios do Estado do Paraná. Para tanto, modelos econométricos espaciais foram testados. O modelo espacial de Durbin (SDM) foi o mais adequado para reforçar o fato de que educação, saúde e desigualdade de renda são elementos que determinam seu crescimento econômico. Em relação à distribuição de renda, há uma contribuição diferenciada; ou seja, há indícios de que o crescimento econômico tende a estar positivamente relacionado ao aumento da concentração de renda quando analisado sob a ótica do município. Em contrapartida, o crescimento econômico do município é positivamente influenciado pela melhor distribuição de renda nos municípios vizinhos.

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  • Adriano Renzi & Amarildo de Paula Junior & José Luiz Parré & Carlos Alberto Piacenti, 2022. "Crescimento Econômico nos Municípios do Paraná-Brasil: Uma Análise com Econometria Espacial," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 61, pages 151-167, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2022:i:61:id:537
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi61.537
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