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Asymmetric new Keynesian Phillips curve for Mexico : 2005Q1-2022Q4

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Economic transformation - the Mexican way

Aspe Armella, Pedro - 1993

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Economic policy and stabilization in Latin America

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Trade Liberalization, Stabilization, and Growth : Some Noteson the Mexican Experience

International Monetary Fund - 1990

While inflation slowed sharply in Mexico during 1988, imports surged. Although the growth of domestic absorption could …

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Credit and Exchange Rate-Based Stabilization

Khamis, May Y. - 1996

in absolute terms and as a fraction of real economic activity. Empirical results using data for Mexico, Chile, Argentina …, and Israel support a negative statistically significant relationship between credit and inflation for Mexico, Argentina …, and Chile, but not for Israel. In addition, for both Chile and Mexico, dummy variables representing periods of inflation …

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Deja Vu All Over Again? : The Mexican Crisis and the Stabilization of Uruguay in the 1970's

International Monetary Fund - 1996

Comparing the 1978-82 Uruguayan stabilization with the 1990-94 Mexican experience reveals that exchange rate based stabilization tends to increase the economy’s vulnerability to unexpected shocks. An exchange rate rule, with full capital mobility, can only succeed if compatible financial...