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Tasa de Cambio Real de Colombia: Un Enfoque E´mpírico No Lineal

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Carlos A.Huertas Campos ()
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Este documento muestra evidencia de una relación no lineal entre la Tasa de Cambio Real (TCR) de Colombia y sus fundamentales. Utilizando un modelo exponencial auto-regresivo de transición suave (ESTAR), se encontró que la TCR bilateral de Colombia frente a México y a Estados Unidos, responde inealmente a ciertos fundamentales, y no linealmente a sus desalineamientos.

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Keywords: Tasa de cambio real equilibrio de la tasa de cambio real.

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