Ramiro E Alvarez
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4635395 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ramiro E Alvarez |
| PRENOMES | Ramiro E |
| SOBRENOME | Alvarez |
| ASSINATURA | ALVAREZ R E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET) and Center for Studies of Political Economy and Development, National University of Moreno (CEEPYD/UNM) |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5413-8895 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Demand-led Growth, Exogenous Distribution and Structural Heterogeneity: Revisiting Alfredo Monza's Contribution to a Classical-Keynesian-Structuralist Approach
The extension of the principle of effective demand to accumulation theory traces back to Harrod’s seminal 1939 article. Since then, numerous contributions have further developed demand-led growth models, offering an alternative explanation of accumulation processes compared to conventional supply-led approaches. While leading figures of Latin American Structuralism have incorporated elements from the classical theory of value and distribution, fe…
Distributive Conflict, High Inflation, and Stabilization Programs in a Small Open Economy Framework: The Case of Argentina in the 1980s
The debates between demand-pull and cost-push theories of inflation have shaped stabilization programs since the 1923 German hyperinflation. This article combines elements from the modern revival of the Classical tradition of value and distribution and the Latin American Structuralist Approach to analyse the political economy behind Argentina's high-inflation regime and stabilization policies from 1983 to 1989. Our main hypothesis is that exchang…
On Income Distribution Dynamics in Argentina During the 1976–1983 Dictatorship: A Classical-Structuralist Interpretation
The long-lasting, distributive changes in Argentina during the 1970s have been extensively studied from different theoretical perspectives. What has not yet been sufficiently examined, however, are the reasons behind the non-monotonic trends observed on income distribution during this period and, in particular, under the dictatorial regime (1976–83). To fill this gap, we have developed a model inspired in the modern Classical-Structuralist approa…
The Advanced Stage of Industrialisation and the Argentine Pendulum: A Classical-Structuralist Approach
This article extends the recent revisions to the two-sector model of Latin American structuralism, following the classical tradition approach, to a small economy with an advanced stage of industrialisation. After considering the incorporation of a third sector, which produces capital goods and is controlled by foreign capital, the relationships between distribution and balance of payments are analysed. The extended model enables an analytical for…
On Income Distribution Dynamics in Argentina During the 1976–1983 Dictatorship: A Classical-Structuralist Interpretation
The long-lasting, distributive changes in Argentina during the 1970s have been extensively studied from different theoretical perspectives. What has not yet been sufficiently examined, however, are the reasons behind the non-monotonic trends observed on income distribution during this period and, in particular, under the dictatorial regime (1976–83). To fill this gap, we have developed a model inspired in the modern Classical-Structuralist approa…
The Advanced Stage of Industrialisation and the Argentine Pendulum: A Classical-Structuralist Approach
This article extends the recent revisions to the two-sector model of Latin American structuralism, following the classical tradition approach, to a small economy with an advanced stage of industrialisation. After considering the incorporation of a third sector, which produces capital goods and is controlled by foreign capital, the relationships between distribution and balance of payments are analysed. The extended model enables an analytical for…
On Income Distribution Dynamics in Argentina During the 1976–1983 Dictatorship: A Classical-Structuralist Interpretation
The long-lasting, distributive changes in Argentina during the 1970s have been extensively studied from different theoretical perspectives. What has not yet been sufficiently examined, however, are the reasons behind the non-monotonic trends observed on income distribution during this period and, in particular, under the dictatorial regime (1976–83). To fill this gap, we have developed a model inspired in the modern Classical-Structuralist approa…
The Advanced Stage of Industrialisation and the Argentine Pendulum: A Classical-Structuralist Approach
This article extends the recent revisions to the two-sector model of Latin American structuralism, following the classical tradition approach, to a small economy with an advanced stage of industrialisation. After considering the incorporation of a third sector, which produces capital goods and is controlled by foreign capital, the relationships between distribution and balance of payments are analysed. The extended model enables an analytical for…
Demand-led Growth, Exogenous Distribution and Structural Heterogeneity: Revisiting Alfredo Monza's Contribution to a Classical-Keynesian-Structuralist Approach
The extension of the principle of effective demand to accumulation theory traces back to Harrod’s seminal 1939 article. Since then, numerous contributions have further developed demand-led growth models, offering an alternative explanation of accumulation processes compared to conventional supply-led approaches. While leading figures of Latin American Structuralism have incorporated elements from the classical theory of value and distribution, fe…
Distributive Conflict, High Inflation, and Stabilization Programs in a Small Open Economy Framework: The Case of Argentina in the 1980s
The debates between demand-pull and cost-push theories of inflation have shaped stabilization programs since the 1923 German hyperinflation. This article combines elements from the modern revival of the Classical tradition of value and distribution and the Latin American Structuralist Approach to analyse the political economy behind Argentina's high-inflation regime and stabilization policies from 1983 to 1989. Our main hypothesis is that exchang…
Economic Theory and Policy (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Macroeconomics (4 obras) · Political Economy and Marxism (4 obras) · Economic Theory and Institutions (3 obras) · Keynesian economics (3 obras) · Neoclassical economics (3 obras) · Distribution (mathematics (2 obras) · Distributive property (2 obras) · Monetary policy (2 obras)