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are expected to shift to a more neutral stance. Colombia continues to rely on a flexible exchange rate to absorb external …
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Colombia, an interesting case study for social scientists studying violence, conflict, crime, and development. We argue that …
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in Colombia: an interesting case study for social scientists studying violence, conflict, crime and development. We argue …
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Colombia, an interesting case study for social scientists studying violence, conflict, crime, and development. We argue that …
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Brazil, India, Kenya and Colombia - applying a simulation socio-economic model based on quantified systems approach, for the …
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Output gap estimates are subject to a wide range of uncertainty owing to data revisions and the difficulty in distinguishing between cycle and trend in real time. This is important given the central role in monetary policy of assessments of economic activity relative to capacity. We show that...
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Financial inclusion has been one of the key pillars of Colombia’s development strategy for a number of years. Financial inclusion policies have aimed at channeling microcredit to poor, spreading formal banking system usage, fostering electronic payment acceptance, and making financial...
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capita incomes than the average of Colombia. Moreover, we found periods of economic boom between 1800 and 1840, 1860 and 1880 …
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trends in Colombia from 1973-1982 - examines the impact of higher oil prices on the balance of trade, balance of payments …
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In general, empirical studies on economics rely on the assumption of constant capitalshare of income both at the aggregate level and at the sector level. However, there is noempirical evidence supporting the constancy of capital share at the sector level. In thispaper, using Colombian data, we...
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