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Economia Underground Podcast#156 - Economia dos bicos, 6x1 e eventos institucionalistasEconomia Underground, um podcast institucionalista.
Neste episódio temos o prazer e a honra de mais uma vez receber o nosso querido amigo Rodrigo Constantino.
Nas pautas do dia temos três pontos: (i) os encontro institucionalistas de 2024 e o que 2025 promete; (ii) o recém publicado texto do Rodrigo na JEI, intitulado "Commons' Reasonable Value and the Gig Economy: Lessons for the Twenty-First Century" que, além do Rodrigo, também conta com a coautoria de Sarah Klammer e Eric Scorsone; e, (iii) discussões sobre o fim da escala ...2024-12-181h 09
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