Posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. Brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? Social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distribution

<abstract language="eng">Based on the ISSP (1999) survey the aim of the present paper is to provide an empirical description about the perceptions Brazilians have towards their own social positioing in the social scale and towards the country’s income distribution. Throughout this de...

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Main Authors: Rudi Rocha, André Urani
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Editora 34 2007-12-01
Series:Brazilian Journal of Political Economy
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Online Access:http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0101-31572007000400006
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spelling doaj-e04010e9beb646fb8f014718231fc62a2020-11-24T20:43:25ZengEditora 34Brazilian Journal of Political Economy0101-31571809-45382007-12-0127459561510.1590/S0101-31572007000400006Posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. Brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? Social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distributionRudi RochaAndré Urani<abstract language="eng">Based on the ISSP (1999) survey the aim of the present paper is to provide an empirical description about the perceptions Brazilians have towards their own social positioing in the social scale and towards the country’s income distribution. Throughout this description, the paper gives support for the hypothesis that Brazilians do not recognize the form of the country’s income distribution and its high degree of inequality. Also, we present a brief discussion on the causes and consequences of this knowledge gap.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0101-31572007000400006income distributionsocial scaleperception
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Posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. Brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? Social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distribution
Brazilian Journal of Political Economy
income distribution
social scale
perception
author_facet Rudi Rocha
André Urani
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title Posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. Brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? Social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distribution
title_short Posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. Brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? Social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distribution
title_full Posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. Brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? Social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distribution
title_fullStr Posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. Brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? Social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distribution
title_full_unstemmed Posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. Brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? Social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distribution
title_sort posicionamento social e a hipótese da distribuição de renda desconhecida. brasil: quão pobres, quão ricos e quão desiguais nos percebemos? social scale and the hypothesis of the not recognized income distribution
publisher Editora 34
series Brazilian Journal of Political Economy
issn 0101-3157
1809-4538
publishDate 2007-12-01
description <abstract language="eng">Based on the ISSP (1999) survey the aim of the present paper is to provide an empirical description about the perceptions Brazilians have towards their own social positioing in the social scale and towards the country’s income distribution. Throughout this description, the paper gives support for the hypothesis that Brazilians do not recognize the form of the country’s income distribution and its high degree of inequality. Also, we present a brief discussion on the causes and consequences of this knowledge gap.
topic income distribution
social scale
perception
url http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0101-31572007000400006
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