INCOME DISTRIBUTION, CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION STRUCTURE: AN ANALYSIS FROM SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING MATRICS FOR THE BRAZILIAN ECONOMY
Abstract
This work aims to analyze the impact of the improvement in distributive indicators, verified in the 2000s, on the productive structure and how this dynamic affected the economic growth trajectory of the Brazilian economy, as well as its repercussion on income distribution. This study is based on social accounting multipliers, obtained from the Social and Financial Accounting Matrices (MCSF) for the years 2005, 2008 and 2017. The main results suggest that the existing problems in the Brazilian productive structure contributed to minimizing the gains arising from an improvement in income distribution and, consequently, limit economic growth. It was also observed the existence of a strong connection between productive structure and income distribution, signaling significant endogeneity between these elements.
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