Decomposição Da Queda Na Desigualdade De Renda No Brasil: Uma Análise Via Matriz De Contabilidade Social Para Os Anos De 2004 E 2009

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Author	Marcos, Rafael Perez Azzoni, Carlos Roberto Guilhoto, Joaquim José Martins
Copyright Year	2016
Abstract	Over the last decade, Brazil presented reasonable economic growth and improvements in its income distribution, but it is still far from having a satisfactory distribution of income. This paper analyses the recent decline in income inequality, by constructing interregional Social Accounting Matrices for the years 2004 and 2009. Five types of changes are analyzed: in the productive structure, in the household consumption patterns, in the distribution of added value by productive activities, in the final demand and in the cash transferences of the Bolsa Família program. The increase in demand for skilled workers and their wages, and the expansion of the Bolsa Família program are the main sources of the decline in inequality in the period; although also relevant, the changes in household consumption patterns, in the productive structure and in final demand presented marginal impact on income inequality. Key-words: Social Accounting Matrix, Income Inequality, Gini Index, Fixed Price Multiplier Decomposition, Bolsa Família Program. Área ANPEC: Área 10 Economia Regional e Urbana Classificação JEL: H53; I32; R15; D63
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Language	English
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