Eduardo Amaral Haddad

• Abstract

  This project is linked to the Science and Technology National Institute for Climate Change (INCT-MC) - FAPESP Grant number 14/50848-9 - and proposes to replicate some of the INCT-MC features in the Chilean case. Given the focus of the call, we plan to adapt one of its sub-components ("food security") and one of its transversal themes ("economy and impacts on key sectors") to Chilean agroi…

  Agricultural and agro-industrial sustainability in Chile: modeling the impacts of climate change and natural disasters in an integrated framework, AP.R
• The Economics of Low Carbon Markets - 2017, AO.R

• Abstract

  The INCT Climate Change aims to implement and develop a comprehensive network of interdisciplinary research on global change and sustainability, and is based on the cooperation between about 30 research groups from all regions of Brazil and 10 international research groups, involving in its entirety over approximately 300 researchers, students and technicians and establishing itself as on…

  INCT 2014: INCT for Climate Change, AP.PFPMCG.TEM

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• Abstract

  The project aims to develop integrated modeling to measure the economic impacts of extreme events. The fundamental issue to be addressed is the influence of extreme events on the socioeconomic development agenda, particularly regarding regional growth and inequality. The effects of these events will be evaluated through an integrated approach using knowledge from different research fields…

  Extreme events impact assessment: an integrated approach with computable general equilibrium and risk analysis, BP.PD
• Agricultural and agro-industrial sustainability in Chile: modeling the impacts of climate change and natural disasters in an integrated framework, BP.TT

• Abstract

  The increase in average temperatures and changes in the relative humidity of the air, climate change-related effects, will have severe consequences for the global economy. Such consequences can be even more catastrophic in large urban centers in developing countries, where uncoordinated urbanization, population growth and the lack of resources, characteristic of these regions, tend to wid…

  Urbanization and climate change: impact evaluation in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, BP.DR

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• Abstract

  The proposed research project seeks to develop models to assess the impact of extreme events. The study will use methodologies based on the integration of intensive models in the use of large databases, which allows assessing the impact of disasters. The modeling framework uses an interregional input-output system to calibrate a computable general equilibrium model. This model will integr…

  The impact assessment of extreme events: an integrated approach with computable general equilibrium and risk analysis, BE.EP.PD

• Abstract

  Is the fertility rate a relevant variable to explain the evolution and dynamic of inequality in Brazil? This research project is addressed to seek to answer such a question. There is a growing literature establishing relationships between fertility and development. However, there is considerable difficulty in estimate econometrically this effect. Thus, among the possible ways of estimatin…

  Fertility and Inequality, BE.EP.DR

• Abstract

  Regional inequality is an agenda that receives a lot of attention by the researchers and public policies conceptions. The most vulnerable regions in the country are subjected to initiatives that try to soften the economic inequality problem. Among the instruments applied, the Northeast Constitutional Financing Fund was created at 1988 Constitution and is considered one of the most importa…

  Ex-ante analysis of the Northeast Constitutional Financing Fund, BE.EP.MS

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