La prochaine séance du séminaire “Atelier d’économie politique du CEPN” aura lieu demain, le mardi 19 novembre de 12h30 à 14h, en salle K301 de l’UFR SEG.
Nous recevrons à cette occasion Mauricio Sabadini (UFES – Univ. Federal do Espírito Santo) qui présentera son article intitulé “Capital accumulation, crisis, and labor market in modern Brazil” (2019).
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This article presents the recent changes in the Brazilian labor market, resulting …[Lire la suite]
Le prochain séminaire « Modélisations et analyses hétérodoxes des crises, des inégalités et du développement » (MACDI) aura lieu vendredi 22 novembre 2019, de 14h30 à 17h00, Campus de Villetaneuse, salle K301.
Nous aurons le plaisir de recevoir Liêm Hoang-Ngoc (CES, Université Paris 1) qui viendra nous présenter son article Change the euro or exit: What strategy for tackling macroeconomic imbalances and the climate challenge.
Abstract – In the current institutional and legislative framework, Member States of the eurozone are …[Lire la suite]
The article provides a comparative study of Slovenia and Slovakia to analyse the transformation of dependent accumulation regimes in the Eurozone periphery after 2010. The study of these two economies from CEE is particularly insightful to understand how the Eurozone countries from the industrial periphery coped with the challenges of restructuring after the outbreak of the crisis. The article combines dependency and régulationist approaches to study European asymmetrical accumulation regimes. We argue that the post-crisis economic trajectories in …[Lire la suite]
Most empirical studies provide evidence that the rate of capacity utilization is stable around a constant Non-accelerating inflation rate of capacity utilization (NAIRCU). Nevertheless, available statistical series of the rate of capacity utilization, which is unobservable, are constructed by assuming that it is stable over time. Hence, the stability of the NAIRCU is an artificial artefact. In this paper, we develop a method to estimate the rate of capacity utilization without imposing stability constraints. Partially inspired to the …[Lire la suite]
