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O livro "O Padrão Bitcoin" é um guia essencial para quem busca compreender a história, propriedades, usos e futuro da criptomoeda mais famosa do mundo. Escrito pelo economista Saifedean Ammous, a obr

A LVM Editora e o Instituto Liberal trazem a obra ícone de Murray Rothbard, Indivíduo, Economia e Estado, um manual histórico sobre o funcionamento e desenvolvimentos da moderna economia austríaca, com exemplos praticos e concluses historicas e teoricas que vo do mais basico ao complexo. Repleto de graficos e tabelas, e com uma abordagem analitica clara e ampla, Rothbard usa como fundamento teorico as ciencias economicas da obra Aço Humana de Ludwig von Mises, inserindo-a num contexto economico cientifico mais profundo, ao mesmo tempo que escrutina as problematicas tecnicas das teses economicas modernas, como os tipos de analises economicas, a constituiço da moeda, a estruturaço do preço, organizaço interna da ciencia economica, as causas e aporias das intervençes estatais etc.Livro traduzido a partir da segunda ediço revista e ampliada de 2009 do Instituto Mises norte-americano. Segundo o pai da Escola Austriaca, Ludwig von Mises, a obra "oferece a todo homem inteligente uma oportunidade de obter informaçes confiaveis sobre as grandes controversias e conflitos de nossa epoca". Indispensavel para aqueles que pretendem realizar uma dissecaço profunda das ciencias economicas e seus problemas atuais a partir de uma fonte segura de liberalismo, Individuo, Economia e Estado promete ser, desde sua primeira ediço de 1962, um livro completo sobre o tema economia. E ate hoje e certa a sua maestria e indispensabilidade.

O livro nos revela a dinâmica entre modernidade e tradição. O autor, com muita sensibilidade, capacidade analítica e leitura das fontes, compreendeu as intencionalidades e os dinamismos de uma macrop

Os imperativos do agronegócio é uma obra cuja interpretação histórica foi pautada pela preocupação em compreender a relação entre as diversas cadeias produtivas da agropecuária e a hegemonia do agron

As redes sociais so provavelmente o maior experimento coletivo da humanidade. Mas qual o impacto delas no mundo? So ferramentas que apenas refletem a natureza das pessoas, ou estimulam comportamentos extremistas? A partir dessas perguntas, o reporter investigativo Max Fisher disseca o funcionamento das grandes empresas de tecnologia, construindo um panorama estarrecedor e dando um alerta para que repensemos com urgencia nossa relaço com as redes.- INCLUI NOVO POSFACIO -

Este livro aborda os principais fundamentos da teoria econômica e macroeconomia. Inicialmente, são apresentados conceitos básicos como oferta e demanda, elasticidade, inflação e desemprego, além dos

A revolução digital está causando impactos tão profundos sobre a humanidade quanto em outra era causou a Revolução Industrial. O que chamamos de capitalismo tem as suas raízes na industrialização, qu

A obra faz um estudo sobre o caráter de classe e o impacto histórico da ditadura militar no Brasil, com foco na atuação das empreiteiras brasileiras no exterior no período de 1964 a 1988, analisando

"Como Pensar a Economia de Forma Simples" é definitivamente o livro irá explicar os principais conceitos econômicos e desmistificar as mais recorrentes dúvidas e críticas sobre as ciências econômicas

At the start of the fourteenth century, Boston (Lincolnshire), was one of Englands largest and wealthiest towns and played a leading role in the countrys overseas trade, attracting merchants and commodities from as far afield as Italy, Gascony, the Low Countries, Germany and Scandinavia and was second only to London in many branches of trade. Yet, two centuries later, as the accounts of the royal customs reveal, Bostons overseas trade was of minor significance, as the capital came to dominate the nations commerce at the expense of its provincial ports. This book offers a comprehensive guide to the evolution of the medieval English customs system and discusses the reliability of the sources which it generated. It brings together all the statistical data from Bostons enrolled customs accounts for the period from 1279 to 1548 concerning the fluctuations in volume of the ports trade, the transformation in the nature of its imports and exports and the changes in the origins of the merchants, whether English or alien, who traded there. It will be of interest to all scholars and students of medieval English towns and, in particular, to those concerned with Anglo-Hanseatic trade in the later Middle Ages.

O Horror no Capitalismo: Ensaio de Schizologie, por Rafael Santos Elpes, aborda diversas questões filosóficas, políticas e sociais.Reunido em doze capítulos, o livro traz diversas reflexões e discuss

In "A History of Greek Economic Thought", Albert Augustus Trever meticulously analyzes the evolution of economic ideas in ancient Greece, foregrounding the philosophical underpinnings that shaped early economic theory. Employing a clear, scholarly style, Trever illuminates the interconnectedness of economics with ethics, politics, and social philosophy, tracing the contributions of pivotal figures such as Xenophon, Aristotle, and Plato. The author situates these texts within a rich literary context, elucidating how the vibrant intellectual climate of ancient Greece fostered groundbreaking economic discourse that continues to resonate today. Albert Augustus Trever, a renowned scholar in classical studies and economics, draws from extensive research and a profound understanding of Hellenistic thought. His academic journey, enriched by explorations into both ancient philosophy and economic systems, provides him with unique insights into the historical backdrop of Greek economic ideas. Trevers passion for unveiling the complexities of past economic thought stems from his commitment to illustrating its relevance in contemporary discussions. This book is an essential read for students of economics, history, and philosophy alike. Trevers rigorous scholarship and engaging prose invite readers to reconsider the origins of economic thought, urging them to recognize the value of ancient perspectives in addressing modern challenges. Whether a devotee of classical literature or a curious newcomer, readers will find profound insights within these pages.

Ebenezer Pearses "Pearses Commercial Directory to Swansea and the Neighbourhood, for 1854" offers a meticulously detailed snapshot of local commerce and industry during a transformative period in Victorian Wales. The directory is marked by its systematic organization, reflecting the burgeoning economic landscape and the social fabric of Swansea. Pearse employs clear, concise prose typical of mid-19th century commercial literature, embedding essential data concerning businesses, tradesmen, and service providers in the region. His approach situates the directory not only as a practical resource but also as a historical document that illuminates the complexities of urban life and economic interdependence in a rapidly industrializing society. Ebenezer Pearse was a local businessman and observer of the socio-economic dynamics of his time, which undoubtedly influenced his desire to compile this directory. His intimate knowledge of Swanseas commercial entities and his commitment to documenting regional commerce speak to his belief in the importance of local economies. Living through the age of industrial expansion, Pearses insights were shaped by the dramatic changes occurring in Welsh society, further enriching the contextual significance of his work. I strongly recommend "Pearses Commercial Directory to Swansea and the Neighbourhood, for 1854" to historians, scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of local economies amid industrialization. This directory serves as a vital primary source in understanding the interplay between commerce, community, and culture in 19th-century Wales, making it an invaluable addition to the study of economic and social history.

In "The Evolution of Modern Capitalism: A Study of Machine Production," J. A. Hobson meticulously analyzes the transformative impact of machine production on the fabric of capitalism. Written in a period marked by rapid industrialization and burgeoning economic theories, Hobson employs a critical and analytical literary style that blends empirical observations with theoretical discourse. He articulates how technological advancements and mass production are not merely economic phenomena but also deeply intertwined with social structures, labor conditions, and political dynamics, thus placing his work within the larger context of social science and economic thought of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. J. A. Hobson, a prominent English economist and social critic, was heavily influenced by the industrial environment of his time, fostering his exploration of capitalism and its implications. His interdisciplinary background, combining elements of sociology, economics, and politics, informed his perspective on modern capitalism, leading him to engage with critiques of imperialism and social inequality. Hobsons intellect and advocacy for social reform are palpable throughout his writings, revealing a commitment to understanding and addressing the complexities of his era. This insightful examination is highly recommended for scholars and students alike, providing a profound understanding of the historical and social dimensions of capitalism. Hobsons work challenges readers to reconsider the ramifications of industrialization, making it essential for anyone interested in the evolution of economic systems and their societal impacts.

In "The Commercial Restraints of Ireland," John Hely-Hutchinson offers a penetrating critique of the economic limitations imposed on Ireland during the 18th century, reflecting the broader themes of colonialism and mercantilism prevalent in that era. Hely-Hutchinsons prose is marked by a clarity and vigor that evokes the spirit of Enlightenment thought, as he meticulously presents his argument against the constraints that stifled Irish commerce. The book combines historical analysis with persuasive rhetoric, making a compelling case for the urgent need for reform in economic policies, thereby situating itself firmly within the growing discourse of economic liberalism of the time. John Hely-Hutchinson, a notable Irish politician and reformer, was deeply influenced by his experiences in the Irish parliament and his commitment to promoting the welfare of his country. His tenure in public service, coupled with his scholarly inclinations, uniquely positioned him to evaluate and critique the mercantilist practices that restricted Irelands economic potential. Hely-Hutchinsons insights drew from personal conviction and a profound understanding of Irelands plight under British rule. This pivotal work is highly recommended for those interested in economic history, Irish studies, and the evolution of political thought. Hely-Hutchinsons arguments remain relevant today, offering a lens through which readers can examine the intersection of economics, politics, and national identity, making it a must-read for scholars, students, and anyone seeking to understand the roots of modern Irish economic policy.

In "Social Justice Without Socialism," John Bates Clark presents a compelling argument for the potential of capitalism to achieve social justice without the need for socialist frameworks. The book explores the interplay between economic theory and social ethics, emphasizing the moral obligations of individuals in a capitalist society. Clarks literary style is both incisive and accessible, blending rigorous analysis with real-world examples that illustrate the viability of his ideas. Written in the early 20th century, the work is situated within the broader context of progressive thought, challenging the prevailing notions of wealth distribution while advocating for a reformed capitalism that prioritizes social welfare. John Bates Clark was a prominent American economist, whose work significantly influenced the development of economic theory in the United States. His commitment to addressing the social issues of his time, alongside his critique of socialism, stems from his belief in the potential for capitalism to evolve positively. Clarks theories on marginal productivity and the function of entrepreneurship reflect his deep understanding of economic systems and their societal implications, making his insights relevant in discussions of equity and justice. "Social Justice Without Socialism" is essential reading for anyone interested in economic justice, political philosophy, or the mechanics of capitalism. Clarks nuanced arguments provide a robust counterpoint to socialist ideologies, making it a vital resource for students, scholars, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the balance between individual liberty and social responsibility in modern society.

In "An Essay to the Restoring of our Decayed Trade," Joseph Trevers presents a cogent analysis of the economic challenges facing England in the early 18th century. This treatise is characterized by its meticulous argumentation and persuasive rhetoric, reflecting the Enlightenments emphasis on reason and empirical analysis. Trevers employs a blend of historical contextualization and economic theory, providing policymakers and merchants alike with an insightful examination of trade dynamics and the pressing need for reform. His work encapsulates the zeitgeist of an era increasingly focused on mercantilism, navigating both the potential and pitfalls of burgeoning commercial networks. Joseph Trevers, an astute economist and political thinker, was deeply engaged with the pressing socioeconomic issues of his time. Influenced by the mercantile policies and philosophical developments of the Enlightenment, he sought not only to critique contemporary practices but also to inspire actionable change. Treverss scholarly background and pragmatic outlook drove him to articulate solutions that harmonize national interest with individual enterprise, marking him as a pivotal figure in economic thought during this transformative period. This book is highly recommended for scholars and practitioners of economic history, trade policy, and Enlightenment philosophy. Treverss illuminating insights serve as a pertinent guide for understanding the historical foundations of modern economics, encouraging readers to draw connections between past trade challenges and contemporary issues. "An Essay to the Restoring of our Decayed Trade" is not merely a historical artifact; it is a resonant call to action for those dedicated to fostering robust and sustainable economic practices.

In "Principles of City Land Values," Richard M. Hurd meticulously explores the intricate relationships between urban land values and the socio-economic factors influencing them. Through a blend of empirical data and theoretical analysis, Hurd employs a clear and accessible literary style that invites readers to engage deeply with the material. Set within the broader context of urban economics and land-use theory, the book dissects concepts such as rent theory, urbanization patterns, and municipal planning, making significant contributions to the understanding of land value dynamics in burgeoning cities during the early 20th century. Richard M. Hurd, an influential economist and scholar, is recognized for his expertise in urban studies and his dedication to elucidating the economic foundations of land use. His experiences in both academic and practical realms inform his insights, as he draws upon case studies and historical contexts to illustrate the evolving principles governing land valuation. Hurds work reflects a period of significant urban development, capturing the challenges and innovations faced by cities grappling with rapid change. I highly recommend "Principles of City Land Values" for anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of the factors that shape urban land values. Whether you are an urban planner, an economist, or simply a curious reader interested in the dynamics of city landscapes, Hurds insightful analysis provides essential perspectives that resonate across disciplines, ensuring its relevance even today.

Empresas de todos os tamanhos e setores esto percebendo uma mudança importante que veio com a era digital ou seja, a maneira como os clientes interagem com seu produto ou serviço. Com a experiencia digital sendo um novo padro de comportamento para os consumidores, suas preferencias esto tomando uma nova forma, inclinando-se fortemente para serviços sob demanda, compras instantaneas e experiencias personalizadas. Os fatores culturais so extremamente importantes para a elaboraço de uma estrategia digital de sucesso. Esse foi o principal motivador para o desenvolvimento deste livro: o que as empresas esto fazendo em termos de adoço de tecnologias, gesto de pessoas e estrategias para lidar com os desafios da transformaço digital no Brasil.A Jornada ColaborativaEra uma vez um professor universitario que sonhava lançar um livro quando finalizou o mestrado em 2006. O sonho começou a ser concretizado em 2017 com o livro "Jornada DevOps", mas alguns obstaculos travaram sua evoluço apos a escrita de tres capitulos.Em setembro de 2018, durante sua palestra na PUC Minas, surgiu um click: "Sera que outras pessoas apaixonadas por DevOps ajudariam com a escrita colaborativa?"Dezenas de colaboradores aceitaram o convite e o livro foi lançado para 350 pessoas no dia 06 de junho de 2019 no Centro de Convençes SulAmerica, no Rio de Janeiro.A escalada dos times gerou novas amizades, aprendizados, doaço de R$ 448.590,20 para instituiçes com o lançamento de 20 livros e sonhamos transformar mais vidas com a inteligencia coletiva e o apoio de empresas amigas.Antonio MunizFundador da Jornada Colaborativa, LiderProExpert e Carreira CIP.Luiz Eduardo Labriola e Anderson Gonzaga de SouzaLideres do time organizador do livro, curadoria e reviso tecnica.CoautoresAdelino SasseAlessandra ArgonaAlice Baeta CastanheiraAna Clara GonzagaAna Karina Bortoni DiasAnderson Gonzaga de SouzaAndre Pires dos SantosAndreia Rodrigues AzevedoAntonio MunizBruna Beatriz LocksBruno BruscoBruno MachadoBruno RomeroBruno Tadeu FrançaCeliane NevesCimaria de Almeida PintoCintia Pontalti DrehmerClaudio BarizonCleyton LealCoaracy Gomes da Silva JuniorCristiano BarbieriDavi Xavier RodriguesDayana DinizDiego AguiarFabiana RuasFernando KlockGabriel Carvalho DomingosHelio MarianoHenrique SaetaHermann RegoIvan FerrazIvone IvassakiJoaquim Torres (Joca)Jones FerreiraJorge Elias Gomes SilvaJuliana ArrudaJunior RodriguesKlaus Siegmar SchuldtLeandro Luiz BrancoLeandro MarçalLeonardo ToscanoLuan OliveiraLuciana T. C. DiasLuiz Eduardo LabriolaMarcello BosioMarcelo CavalcanteMarcelo Werneck BarbosaMarco StefaniniMarcos RodriguesMary BallestaPatricia FumagalliPaula Karina SalumeRafael RosasRaphael BoldriniRoberto Alves de Sousa JuniorRodrigo Oneda PachecoSimone Kawamura EtnerThiago Barcellos Diniz

O que pensam e fazem nove importantes dirigentes públicos brasileiros, de diferentes matizes ideológicas, em relação à gestão da estratégia para cumprir suas metas organizacionais, liderando e envolv