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Pronóstico de inflación en Argentina: ¿modelos individuales o pooling de pronósticos?

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  • Laura D’Amato

    (Banco Central de la República Argentina)

  • Lorena Garegnani

    (Banco Central de la República Argentina)

  • Emilio Fernando Blanco

    (Banco Central de la República Argentina)

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  • Laura D’Amato & Lorena Garegnani & Emilio Fernando Blanco, 2009. "Pronóstico de inflación en Argentina: ¿modelos individuales o pooling de pronósticos?," Monetaria, CEMLA, vol. 0(2), pages 151-179, abril-jun.
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