Currículo
Estados e Mercados na Teoria Económica 03644
Contextos
Groupo: Economia Política > 2º Ciclo > Parte Escolar > Unidades Curriculares Obrigatórias
ECTS
6.0 (para cálculo da média)
Objectivos
O/A estudante que complete com sucesso esta UC será capaz de: OA1 - Compreender os princípios de ordem social , sendo capaz de os relacionar com diferentes modos de governação económica, num quadro de relações mútuas entre Estado, mercados, organizações e comunidades. OA2 - Analisar e refletir criticamente sobre as várias concepções de Estado e mercado na teoria económica. OA3 - Compreender o carácter distintivo da visão substantiva da economia política institucionalista sobre o papel económico dos Estados e a constituição dos mercados. OA4 - Compreender a reconstituição do papel económico dos Estados e da constituição dos mercados à luz dos processos de mudança das várias formas de capitalismo moderno e contemporâneo.
Programa
CP1. O problema da ordem social: controlo, separação e associação CP2. Controlo, separação e associação no liberalismo clássico CP3. Controlo, separação e associação no neoliberalismo CP4. A visão convencional sobre o papel económico do Estado: a economia do Bem-Estar CP5. Estados e mercados na perspetiva institucionalista CP6. Formas modernas de capitalismo e os seus limites: Keynes e Kalecki CP7. A arquitectura dos mercados e o pluralismo das formas de governação económica
Método de Avaliação
1. Avaliação ao longo do semestre: Participação em sala de aula: 10% Laboratório 1 (em grupo): 25% Laboratório 2 (em grupo): 25% Teste individual escrito: 40% 2. Exame final: teste escrito com consulta (100%) - 1ª e 2ª época.
Carga Horária
Carga Horária de Contacto -
Trabalho Autónomo - 125.0
Carga Total -
Bibliografia
Principal
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Secundária
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