capa dura c/ sobrecapa em bom estado com 315 pgs. 14x21 cms. leves marcas de uso/tempo. Escrito e asssinado p/ autor na 1ª pg.Parker shows how factors such as income, aggregate savings, investment, technology, entrepreneurship, production, and outputs per worker are influenced by the more fundamental principles of physics and physiology.According to Philip Parker, the relationship between physics-based physiology and macroeconomics may come to dominate explanations of economic growth. His argument focuses on the so-called equatorial paradox—the phenomenon that a country’s latitude explains up to 70 percent of cross-country variances in per capita income. After introducing concepts from physics and physiology as the building blocks of homeostatic utility, he explains the role of homeostatic utility in economic growth. Specifically, he shows that a country’s performance is gauged not by its absolute level of income or consumption, but by how far it is from a homeostatic
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