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financial entities of Argentina during the period 1998-2006. To this effect, a database of the financial sector (banking and non …
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We estimate a 'Hybrid New-Keynesian Phillips Curve' for Argentina between 1993 and 2007. We extend the model to a small …
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The purpose of this document is to prove that the establishment in Argentina of regulations and records for exchange …
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monopoly. This paper explores the degree of competition in the credit market of Argentina in the period 2002-2007. The …
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Argentina. The results show that the heterogeneous nature of the entities, in terms of size and origin of ownership, impacts on …
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The purpose of this document is to prove that the establishment in Argentina of regulations and records for exchange …
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Inflation forecasting plays a central role in monetary policy formulation. At the same time, recent international empirical evidence suggests that with the decline in inflation of recent years, the joint dynamics of this variable and its potential predictors has changed and inflation has become...
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We offer an alternative explanation for t he fall of Argentina's Convertibility Program based on the country … prices is larger the more closed an economy is in terms of its sup ply of tradable goods. By contrasting Argentina … of 1998, we identify key vulnerability indicators that separated Argentina from its peers. We also provide an explanation …
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Argentina over 12 years, emphasizing the recession/crisis years 1998-2002. Over 'typical' years deteriorating job rates increase …
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This paper explains the emergence of liquidity traps in the aftermath of large-scale financial crises, as happened in the US 1930s, Japan 1990s and recently in the US and Europe. The paper introduces a new balance sheet channel that links equity capital to the risk-free interest rate. When...
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