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Inflaci�N Y Precios Relativos En Colombia

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  • Andr�s Langebaek
  • Eliana Gonz�lez M.

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Este trabajo analiza la relaci�n que existe entre las caracter�sticas de ladistribuci�n de precios relativos (resumidas en su varianza y su asimetr�a) y lainflaci�n al consumidor en Colombia. Una vez se constata la presencia de unarelaci�n contempor�nea positiva y significativa entre estas variables, se analizanlas relaciones de causalidad entre ellas y se procede a verificar en qu� medida lascaracter�sticas de la distribuci�n de precios relativos contribuyen a mejorar lospron�sticos de corto plazo de la inflac

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  • Andr�s Langebaek & Eliana Gonz�lez M., 2007. "Inflaci�N Y Precios Relativos En Colombia," Borradores de Economia 4248, Banco de la Republica.
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