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Financial Accelerator Mechanism in a Small Open Economy

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Martha R. López ()
Juan D. Prada ()
Norberto Rodríguez N. ()

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Using Bayesian estimation techniques, we estimate a small open economy DSGE model with credit-market imperfections for the Colombian economy. Using the estimated model we investigate what are the sources of business cycle fluctuations. We show that balance-sheet effects play an important role in explaining recent Colombian business cycles. We then perform a counterfactual exercise that shows that fixed exchange rate regime could have exacerbated the financial distress in the economy between 1998-1999.

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Paper provided by Banco de la Republica de Colombia in its series Borradores de Economia with number 525.

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Keywords: DSGE modelling; Financial Accelerator; Bayesian Estimation. Classification JEL: C11; C15; E32; E44; E52.;

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