DESENVOLVIMENTO DO CONSUMO DE BENS E GRAU DE FECHAMENTO SOCIAL NO BRASIL
Keywords:
Mobilidade Social; Fechamento Social; Teto de Vidro; Consumo de bens e serviçosAbstract
Pesquisamos o grau de fechamento social a partir da avaliação do consumo de bens e serviços ao longo de diferentes gerações e coortes. A correlação intergeracional é observada a partir de regressões quantílicas em diferentes períodos, as informações são da PDSD. Em termos medianos, houve decréscimo da relação intergeracional, ou seja, o Brasil ficou mais aberto ao final do século vinte e início do vinte e um. Por outro lado, manteve a sua face mais perversa da concentração de recursos no topo.Downloads
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