Neuroscientist study of Reward Circuits and their influence in the decision making process of scarce economic resources agents. Case study. by Vázquez, Mario A., Francica, Patricia A., Aré Tomás, Jimena, Remaggi, Mariana, Cagnone Lávaque, Enzo D.

“…It was possible to infer that the consumption that implied indebtedness and the consequent loss of purchasing power (key factors for remaining in a circle of poverty) are those that are aimed at obtaining goods in the process of which pleasure is experienced, or constitutes a pleasurable experience, which do not include obtaining and exhaustive analysis of information about the goods, and which possibly generates a dopaminergic segregation that triggers a consumption decision to satisfy various emotional needs, but which is unfavourable for the development of the family microeconomy. …”
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Materia primas, contexto y procedencia de cuentas de collar en los sitios Alamito (Depto. Andalgalá, Catamarca) by Gianfrancisco, Maria Soledad

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The use of faunal resources by “friendly indians” in the Buenos Aires southern border (XIXth century by Pedrota, Victoria

“…On the other hand, it also highlights the importance of the cattle and horses within indigenous economy as suppliers, not only of meat, but also of goods of high commercial value such as their skins.…”
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The use of faunal resources by “friendly indians” in the Buenos Aires southern border (XIXth century) by Pedrotta, Victoria

“…On the other hand, it also highlights the importance of the cattle and horses within indigenous economy as suppliers, not only of meat, but also of goods of high commercial value such as their skins…”
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Exploring the informationalism: new scenarios of domination, new scenarios of dispute. by Zanotti, Agustín

“…We understand them as new scenarios of domination and new scenarios of dispute.There are certain points of confluence around the centrality of knowledge, immaterial labor and informational goods in current accumulation processes. We thus speak of informational, flexible and cognitive capitalism, trying to highlight different aspects of it.On the other hand, we review three scenarios of dispute often interrelated: the dispute for the democratization of the virtual space as a new public space, the dispute over forms of decentralized organization of production and autonomy of immaterial labor, and the dispute over forms of ownership and appropriation governing informational goods. …”
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Making heritage: the materialization of the state and the expediency of music. The case of cuarteto característico in Córdoba, Argentina by Blázquez, Gustavo

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El valle de Tafí en tiempos del imperio incaico: inferencias a partir de la tecnología alfarera by Manasse, Bárbara, Páez, María Cecilia

“…The archaeological evidences in the Valley of Tafí suggest a particular participation in the complex production, distribution processes and the circulation of goods.…”
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Adaptation and validation of a measurement instrument for interaction in b-learning by Moneta Pizarro, Adrián, Montero, Laura, Juárez, María Alejandra, Depetris, Josefina, Fagnola, Bruno

“…The results show internal consistency and the estimates are satisfactory, reporting an acceptable goodness of fit. In this way, the proposed instrument is reliable and useful to have interaction indicators in similar conditions and to identify the impact of interaction on other variables.…”
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RETHINKING THE RELATIONSHIP CONSUMPTION, BODY AND APPEARANCE by Petenussi, Felipe Roberto

“…The present paper aims to demonstrate the narrow relation between the consumer culture and the media —understood as mediators of socio-cultural relations— in the current days, as the media puts into action signification formation processes through different practices, consumer goods and habits of consumption. These processes generate "games of appearance” that allow negotiation in the construction of the individual image through the use and consumption related to clothing, fashion and also the body. …”
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Structural Real Exchange Rate and Unemployment Interdependencies in Argentina by Pentecost, Eric J., Zarzosa Valdivia, Fernando

“…Based on a three-sector micro-founded model of a small open economy, this paper investigates the interdependences between the structural real exchange rate (defined as the relative prices tradable to non-tradable goods prices) and the unemployment rate with an application to Argentina. …”
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