Browsing Serie Banca Central, análisis y políticas económicas (artículos) by Title

Inflation targeting and the liquidity trap

McCallum, Bennett T. (Banco Central de Chile, 2002)

Inflation targeting in Brazil: shocks, backward-looking prices, and IMF conditionality

Bogdanski, Joel; De Freitas, Paulo Springer; Goldfajn, Ilan; Tombini, Alexandre Antonio (Banco Central de Chile, 2002)

Inflation targeting in financially stable economies: has it been flexible enough?

Calani Cadena, Miguel Mauricio; Cowan, Kevin, 1970-; García Silva, Pablo (Banco Central de Chile, 2011)

Inflation targeting in the context of IMF-Supported adjustment programs

Bléjer, Mario I.; Leone, Alfredo M.; Rabanal, Pau; Schwartz, Gerd (Banco Central de Chile, 2002)

Inflation targeting under imperfect knowledge

Orphanides, Athanasios 1965-; Williams, John C. (Banco Central de Chile, 2007)

Inflation targeting under political pressure

Halac, Marina; Yared, Pierre (Banco Central de Chile, 2021-10)

Historically, many emerging economies, particularly in Latin America, battled against persistently high and volatile inflation. Today, emerging economies continue to experience higher inflation than developed ones, and ...

Inflation targeting versus price-path targeting: looking for improvements

Cecchetti, Stephen G.; Krause, Stefan (Banco Central de Chile, 2007)

Inflation targeting: an overview

Loayza O., Norman; Soto, Raimundo (Banco Central de Chile, 2002)

Inflation targets in a global context

Sterne, Gabriel (Banco Central de Chile, 2002)

Interest rate policies banking and the macroeconomy

Quadrini, Vincenzo (Banco Central de Chile, 2019)

International aspects of the zero lower bound constraint

Devereux, Michael B. (Banco Central de Chile, 2014)

International reserve management and the current account

Aizenman, Joshua (Banco Central de Chile, 2008)

International risk spillovers: implications for emerging markets’ monetary policy frameworks with an application to Chile

Kalemli-Özcan, Sebnem (Banco Central de Chile, 2023-08-09)

Among the factors behind international spillovers, U.S. monetary policy developments retain a major influence. Such developments drive the global financial cycle as strongly demonstrated by Rey (2013), Miranda-Agrippino ...