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Does inflation targeting make a difference?
Inflation targeting is the new kid on the block of monetary regimes. Since New Zealand and Chile first adopted the regime in 1990, a growing number of industrial and developing countries have followed suit, anchoring their monetary policy to explicit targets for inflation.
Monetary policy under flexible exchange rates: an introduction to inflation targeting
Both policymakers and economists increasingly accept that the main medium- to long-run goal of monetary policy is the pursuit of price stability, defined as maintaining a low and stable rate of inflation. A high and variable inflation rate is socially and economically costly.
Enfrentando la vulnerabilidad externa de Chile: un problema financiero
primer paso, es recomendable que el Banco Central o alguna institución financiera emita un instrumento de referencia contingente para enfrentar estos shocks. También propongo la aplicación de una política monetaria contracíclica, que cumpla con ser un...