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Inflación y dinero en Colombia: otro modelo P-estrella

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Andrés González ()
Luis Fernando Melo ()
Carlos Esteban Posada ()

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Este documento reporta los resultados de la estimación de una versión reciente del modelo P-estrella de Gerlach y Svensson (2003) para Colombia (1980: I - 2005: IV) y sus predicciones. El modelo está diseñado para explicar la brecha de inflación (tasa observada menos la meta) con base en dos brechas: la brecha monetaria y la de producto. De acuerdo con sus resultados, la brecha de producto carece de efectos significativos en tanto que la brecha monetaria tiene un efecto significativo positivo sobre la de inflación.

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Paper provided by BANCO DE LA REPÚBLICA in its series BORRADORES DE ECONOMIA with number 002851.

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