Resultados de investigación

The paper characterizes the first full characterization of a two-period altruism model without commitment. The codes provided in this dataset enable the user to calculate equilibria under any parameter configuration, plus some more general altruism models. The package also plots illustrating graphs.

Baile. Las diferentes fases del noviazgo (ir de paseo, tomar café, petición de mano, amonestación,...; comidas típicas en diferentes etapas). La boda: ceremonia y banquete. Visitas de los amigos de los novios en la noche de bodas. La tornaboda. El ajuar era muy precario, y se fabricaban colchones y almohadas con paja, con restos del maíz, etc. Regalos que daban a los niños. Chocallada (burlas que se hacían cuando una chica había dejado al novio o cuando se había quedado viuda y se juntaba con un hombre), Baile. As diferentes fases do namoro (passear, tomar café, pedir uma mão, admoestação)...; refeições típicas em diferentes etapas. O casamento: cerimônia e banquete. Visitas de amigos da noiva e do noivo na noite de núpcias. A tornaboda. O enxoval era muito precário, e os colchões e almofadas faziam-se com palha, com os restos de milho, etc. Presentes dados às crianças. Chocalhada (piadas que se faziam quando uma menina tinha deixado o namorado ou quando ela ficara viúva e se juntara a um homem), Dance. The different phases of the courtship (going for a walk, drinking coffee, asking the hand, admonishing,...; typical meals in different stages). The wedding: ceremony and banquet. Visits by friends of the bride and groom on the wedding night. The tornaboda. The trousseau was very precarious, and mattresses and pillows were made with straw, with the remains of corn, etc. Gifts given to the children. Chocallada (jokes made when a girl had left her boyfriend or when she had become a widow and joined a man).

Conjunto de datos que recoge información sobre la representación de la Guerra Civil y el Franquismo en el entorno digital

El hogar. Se usaba para cocinar, pero también para dar calor a las casas, porque hacía mucho frío y no había estufas. Cabras y sabañones. Mucho frío en la escuela. Un año hubo una nevada excepcional. Herramientas para el brasero. Estructura y dependencias de la casa tradicional., Lar. Usava- para cozinhar, mas também para aquecer casas, porque estava muito frio e não havia fogões. Cabras e calafrios. Muito frio na escola. Um ano houve uma queda de neve excepcional. Ferramentas para o braseiro. Estrutura e anexos da casa tradicional., The hearth. It was used for cooking, but also to warm houses, because it was very cold and there were no stoves. Chilblains. Very cold at school. One year there was an exceptional snowfall. Tools for the brazier. Structure and outbuildings of the traditional house.

Climate change is one of the most pressing problems of humanity. Yet the carbon emissions have not decreased but increased since 2006. The present project presents a novel approach to achieve a global reduction of carbon emissions in the coming decades by harnessing the power of financial regulation. We will concentrate on the challenges to make this approach work, as well as on the opportunities it presents, to achieve a practical solution for this extremely difficult problem. We argue that financial stability regulation is sufficiently powerful to change the incentives for firms and reduce significantly their carbon footprints. The substance of the argument starts from the observation that financial systems are increasingly interconnected. This increasing interconnection has led regulators to give a larger role to a macroprudential approach in their activities. That is, they intend to reduce risks to the entire financial system, what they call “systemic risks,” rather than simply risks to individual institutions. The substance of this project is to answer a series of questions about the viability and desirability of this policy. It will be structured around three work packages. WP1, will analyse the expected distribution of shocks that arises from climate change. It will also study their impact to the financial system. The other two works packages will explore two key determinants of adoption of the policy. In WP2 we explore the impact of the large uncertainty about the effects of climate change on the mindset of regulators. In WP3 we study the transmission of social attitudes and social norms into the decision processes of legislators and regulators. The data will arise from survey experiments that will be used to answer the research questions in WP and from field data in WP3.
Data used for the paper: "The effect of ambiguity in strategic environments: an experiment" by Pablo Brañas-Garza, Antonio Cabrales, María Paz Espinosa, Diego Jorrat. Available at: https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.11079

Matanza. Fabricación de embutidos. Comidas., Matança. Fabricação de enchidos. Refeições., Slaughter. Manufacture of sausages. Food

Project developed by Christopher Absell (University Gothenburg and Instituto Figuerola) Giovanni Federico (New York University Dubai) and Antonio Tena Junguito (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and Instituto Figuerola). Dataset: United Arab Emirates

This local geomagnetic index indicates the perturbation of the geomagnetic field (horizontal component) for several locations. It is a measure of the external to the Earth irregular geomagnetic variations. It is obtained after removing a baseline and the daily regular variation from observed measurements. See also Files description.

Entrevista a Informante 1 en Segura. El contrabando de café. Cosas que se traían de España. Bailes y fiestas en España y en Segura. La Guerra Civil española. Modo de hablar el portugués en Segura. Diferencias con otras poblaciones. La frontera en la actualidad., O contrabando de café. As coisas que se traziam da Espanha. Bailes e festas na Espanha e em Segura. Como se fala o português em Segura? Diferenças no modo de falar com outras localidades. A língua das pessoas mais novas. Como falavam com os espanhois? A fronteira na atualidade, The smuggling of coffee. Things that were brought from Spain. Dances and parties in Spain and in Segura. Spanish civil war. Portuguese spoken in Segura and differences with other populations. The border today.

El informante A. tiene 4 hermanos, y habla con ellas a la portuguesa. Su padre era portugués, de Juromenha. A pesar del vínculo familiar, tuvo poca relación con Portugal, solo fue ahí ya de mayor. Es soltero. El informante M. se casó con 21 años. Inciso: tiene que irse a casa a desplumar unas palomas del último día de caza. La boda fue muy sencilla. No habla portugués ni con sus hijos ni con su esposa (es de S. Benito, pero era la última de cuatro hermanos, todos hablaban portugués menos ella). Los hijos. ¿Cómo conoció a su mujer? El permiso de los padres de ella., O informante A. tem 4 irmãos, e fala com eles em português. O seu pai era português, de Juromenha. Apesar dos laços familiares, teve pouco contacto com Portugal, só lá foi quando era mais velho. Ele é solteiro. O informador M. casado aos 21 anos de idade. Inciso: ele tem de ir para casa para depenar alguns pombos do último dia de caça. O casamento foi muito simples. Ele não fala português nem com os seus filhos nem com a sua mulher (ela é de S. Benito, mas era o último de quatro irmãos, todos eles falavam português excepto ela). As crianças. Como conheceu a sua mulher? A permissão dos pais., Informant A. has 4 siblings, and talks to them in Portuguese. His father was Portuguese, from Juromenha. Despite the family ties, he had little contact with Portugal, he only went there when he grew up. He is single. Informant M. married at the age of 21. Side note: he has to go home to pluck some pigeons from the last day of hunting. The wedding was very simple. He does not speak Portuguese neither with his children nor with his wife (she is from S. Benito, but she was the last of four siblings, all of them spoke Portuguese except her). The children. How did he meet his wife? Her parents' permission.