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A importancia dos indicadores de liberdade economica e monetária no valor das empresas do setor de consumo no Brasil

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  • Jorge Luis Sánchez Arévalo
  • Gabriela Moreira de Souza

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O objetivo do artigo foi o de estimar o efeito que causam os indicadores de liberdade e variáveis macroeconomicas no valor das empresas do setor de consumo no Brasil. A principal contribuicao foi a de ampliar a discussao em torno da tomada de decisao por parte dos gestores, considerando a conjuntura social, política e economica de um país, a qual se reflete nos indicadores de liberdade. Utilizou-se o método de dados em painel, o que permitiu definir dois modelos de equacoes que foram estimados por Mínimos Quadrados Generalizados – MQG. Os resultados mostram que os indicadores de liberdade economica e monetária exercem maior influencia no valor de empresa. Assim, as decisoes tomadas no ambiente de negócios devem incorporar essas variáveis.

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  • Jorge Luis Sánchez Arévalo & Gabriela Moreira de Souza, 2022. "A importancia dos indicadores de liberdade economica e monetária no valor das empresas do setor de consumo no Brasil," Estudios Gerenciales, Universidad Icesi, vol. 38(164), pages 347-357, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:col:000129:020405
    DOI: 10.18046/j.estger.2022.164.5151
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