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Aspectos dinâmicos de um sistema de metas sociais

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  • Neri, Marcelo Côrtes
  • Xerez, Marcelo

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Neri e Xerez (2003) discutem a racionalidade econômica para o desenvolvimento de um sistema de metas sociais a partir de variantes estáticas do modelo agente-principal. Este sistema atua como forma do governo federal aumentar a eficiência na utilização dos recursos sociais transferidos para os municípios. O presente trabalho desenvolve algumas extensões deste modelo com diferentes possibilidades de renegociação ao longo do tempo assim como a presença de choques. Demonstramos num contexto dinâmico com contratos completos que a melhor forma de aumentar a eficiência alocativa dos fundos transferidos seria criar mecanismos institucionais garantindo a impossibilidade de renegociações bilaterais. Esse contrato ótimo reproduz a seqüência de metas e transferências de vários períodos encontrada na solução do modelo estático. Entretanto, esse resultado desaparece quando incorporamos contratos incompletos. Nesse caso, as ineficiências ex-ante criadas pela possibilidade de renegociação devem ser comparadas com as ineficiências expost criadas por não se usar a informação nova revelada ao longo do processo. Na segunda parte do artigo incorporamos a incidência de choques aleatórios. Mostramos que, quando os resultados sociais não dependem somente dos investimentos realizados pelo município, mas também de fatores estocásticos, o contrato estabelecido entre governo federal e municípios, deve estipular metas mais altas de forma a prevenir a ocorrência de estados ruins da natureza. Além disso, contratos lineares nesse tipo de situação são pró-cíclicos, reduzindo as transferências governamentais justamente quando o município sofre um choque negativo. Para evitar esse tipo de situação, mostramos que o estabelecimento de contratos que utilizam mecanismos de comparação de performance entre os municípios elimina o efeito pró-cíclico, garantindo aos municípios uma transferência fixa quando eles investem na área social.

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  • Neri, Marcelo Côrtes & Xerez, Marcelo, 2004. "Aspectos dinâmicos de um sistema de metas sociais," FGV EPGE Economics Working Papers (Ensaios Economicos da EPGE) 563, EPGE Brazilian School of Economics and Finance - FGV EPGE (Brazil).
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