V Meeting of Applied Economics

Program

5th Meeting of Applied Economics (EEA) – September 2 and 3, 2026
Faculdade de Economia, Campus UFJF, Juiz de Fora (MG)

For each paper in the parallel sessions, there are 20 minutes for the presentation and 10 minutes for questions.

8:00 – 8:30 – Auditorium foyer
Accreditation

8:30 – 9:00 – Auditorium
Opening Ceremony

9:00 – 10:15 – Auditorium
Plenary Session – Applied Macroeconomics

The Macroeconomics of Materials Dynamics: Circularity and Environmental Policy

Speaker:
Marcelo Aarestrup Arbex
(University of Windsor – Canadá)

10:30 – 12:15 – Room 01 – 2nd Floor
Parallel Session – Applied Macroeconomics

The relationship between observed and expected budget rule violations, business confidence and economic growth expectations in Brazil
Presenter: Ana Maria Carolina Silva Marroffino
Assessing the economic effects, income redistribution and carbon emissions of Petrobras’ fuel price shocks in Brazil: a dynamic CGE modelling approach
Presenter: Mariana Armelin Duarte
Are Currencies Sensitive to Critical Minerals? Lessons from Exporters and Importers of Critical Minerals
Presenter: Luccas Assis Attílio

12:15 – 14:15
Lunchtime

14:15 – 15:30 – Auditorium
Plenary Session – Regional Economics

Monetary Policy and Regional Business Cycles in Latin America

Speaker:
Patrício Alejandro Aroca González
(Universidad Andrés Bello – Chile)

15:45 – 18:00 – Room Pós 01 – 4nd Floor
Parallel Session 1 – Regional Economics

Railway Concessionaires, Logistics Corridors and Regional Production Systems: Evidence from Brazil
Presenter: Pedro Henrique Moura Siqueira
Regional Economic Effects of Port Efficiency Improvements in Brazil
Presenter: Pedro Henrique Moura Siqueira
Fare-free transit and crime: causal evidence of free public transport on crime in the municipalities of São Paulo
Presenter: João Gaioso Correia
Impactos econômicos e descarbonização das práticas de eficiência energética do setor ferroviário de carga no Brasil
Presenter: Amanda Leone Rodrigues

15:45 – 18:00 – Room Pós 02 – 4nd Floor
Parallel Session 2 – Regional Economics

The Smart City Agenda, Master Plan Revisions and Intra-regional Inequality in Brazil
Presenter: Lucas Leão
Regional Heterogeneity in Brazil: a multivariate and spatial assessment of municipal development
Presenter: Mariana Malta de Farias
Environmental Budget Execution and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Evidence from Brazilian Municipalities
Presenter: Filipe Santiago dos Reis
Cidades atrativas: determinantes da migração municipal no Brasil
Presenter: Vinícius de Azevedo Couto Firme

15:45 – 18:00 – Room 01 – 2nd Floor
Parallel Session 3 – Regional Economics

Solar Resource Exposure to Curtailment: Evidence from Constrained Photovoltaic Plants in Brazil
Presenter: Felipe de Souza Oliveira
BNDES e participação da indústria no emprego formal: evidências após o controle do viés de seleção e da dependência espacial
Presenter: Maurício Beirão da Rocha Oliveira
Dimensões Regional e Distributiva de um Estímulo Industrial no Brasil: uma Análise de Insumo-Produto
Presenter: Tayná Cavalcanti Branco
Determinantes espaciais da pobreza no Nordeste brasileiro: Uma abordagem econométrica
Presenter: Felipe Marques Prado

15:45 – 18:00 – Room 02 – 2nd Floor
Parallel Session 4 – Regional Economics

Impactos multisetoriais das chuvas no Rio Grande do Sul
Presenter: Julia Natália Ramos Brito
Crédito rural e exportações do agronegócio brasileiro: Efeitos totais, efeitos diretos e canais produtivos
Presenter: Sthefany Silibri Moura
Beyond the Dam Failure: Iron Ore Mining and Water Quality Degradation in Mariana, Brazil
Presenter: Luccas Assis Attílio
Economic and Environmental Trade-offs of Sustainable Fuel Policies in Brazil
Apresentador: Guilherme Perobelli Salgueiro

8:00 – 8:30 – Auditorium foyer
Accreditation

8:30 – 9:45 – Auditorium
Plenary Session – Social and Labor Economics

Using New Sources of Data to Understand Skill Demand and Supply: A Regional Analysis

Speaker:
Larissa da Silva Marioni
(National Institute of Economic and Social Research – NIESR – Inglaterra)

10:00 – 12:15 – Room 01 – 2nd Floor
Parallel Session 1 – Social and Labor Economics
Education, Human Capital, and the Labor Market

Fake it till you (don’t) make it: Fake diplomas and signaling in labor markets
Presenter: Marcio Gold Firmo
From Fields to Classrooms: The Impact of Droughts on Child Labor and School Performance in Brazil
Presenter: Juliano da Costa da Silva
Access to Opportunities and Employment Outcomes
Presenter: Arthur Bazolli
Eficiência Técnica e Produtividade no Ensino Médio Brasileiro: Evidências para as Escolas Estaduais entre 2017 e 2023
Presenter: Leticia Martins Matoso

10:00 – 12:15 – Room 02 – 2nd Floor
Parallel Session 2 – Social and Labor Economics
Health, Behavior, and Social Policies

Demanda por Serviços de Saúde e Saúde Autoavaliada: evidências da PNS 2013 e 2019
Presenter: Julia Natália Ramos Brito
Vacinação contra o Papilomavírus Humano e comportamento sexual de risco entre meninos: uma abordagem utilizando regressão em descontinuidade
Presenter: Vâner Cordolino da Silva
Designing an Added Sugar Tax to Discourage Unhealthy Food Purchases in Brazil
Presenter: Matheus Fellipe de Oliveira Santos
O Programa Bolsa Família Incentiva a Fecundidade? Evidências com Dados Administrativos Longitudinais
Presenter: Sarah dos Santos Marçal

10:00 – 12:15 – Room 05 – 2nd Floor
Parallel Session 3 – Social and Labor Economics
Inequalities, Violence, and Public Policies

Determinantes da Participação Laboral e dos Rendimentos no Brasil Urbano: maternidade, desigualdades demográficas e desajuste espacial
Presenter: Daniel Carvalho Motta
Predicting Domestic Violence Revictimization at First Contact: Machine Learning for Case Prioritization in a Brazilian Second-Response Program
Presenter: Ísis Lira
Eleição de Prefeitos de Direita e Taxa de Homicídios: Evidências de Eleições Municipais Acirradas no Brasil
Presenter: Dyego Matheus Vigilato de Souza