Money Affairs

2000 - 2011

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Volume XVII, issue 2, 2004

Fiscal Dominance and Foreign Debt: Five Decades of Latin American Experience pp. 83-103

Kenneth Coates and Edwin Rivera

Dollarization of Assets and Liabilities: Problem or Solution? The Case of Bolivia pp. 105-135

Juan Antonio Morales

External Price Competitiveness and Trade in the Caribbean pp. 137-153

Chanelle T. Maxwell and Winston Moore

The Impact of Real Domestic Income on Indirect Taxes in Barbados with the Use of an Impulse Response Function pp. 155-169

Trevor Campbell

Volume XVII, issue 1, 2004

Efficient Policy Rule for Inflation Targeting in Colombia pp. 1-24

Martha López

A Small Scale Macroeconomic Model for Venezuela pp. 25-38

Adriana Arreaza, Enid Blanco and Miguel Dorta

Real Shocks, Credibility & Stabilization Policy in a Small Open Economy pp. 39-55

Wayne Robinson

Using Additional Information in Estimating the Output Gap in Peru: a Multivariate Unobserved Component Approach pp. 57-82

Luis-Gonzalo Llosa and Shirley Miller

Volume XVI, issue 2, 2003

The Argentine Banking and Exchange Crisis of 2001: Can we Learn Something New About Financial Crisis? pp. 89-136

Tamara Burdisso, Verónica Cohen Sabban and Laura D'Amato

Determinants of the Chilean Sovereign Spread: is it Purely Fundamentals? pp. 137-163

Álvaro Rojas O. and Felipe Jaque S.

What Does Really Discipline Fiscal Policy in Emerging Markets?: the Role and Dynamics of Exchange Rate Regimes pp. 165-192

Enrique Alberola and Luis Molina Sánchez

Building the Dedollarization Agenda: Lessons from the Uruguayan Case pp. 193-218

Gerardo Licandro and José Antonio Licandro

Volume XVI, issue 1, 2003

Forecasting and Analyzing World Commodity Prices pp. 1-30

René Lalonde, Zhenhua Zhu and Frederick Demers

Monetary Conditions and Core Inflation: an Application of Neural Networks pp. 31-50

Prudence Serju

Taylor Rules and Inflation Targeting do not Work with Systematic Foreign Exchange Market Intervention pp. 51-67

Víctor Olivo

Price Inflation and Exchange Rate Pass-Trough in Chile pp. 69-88

Carlos García and Jorge Enrique Restrepo

Volume XV, issue 2, 2002

The East Asian Exchange Rate Dilemma and the World Dollar Standard pp. 119-149

Ronald McKinnon

Towards New Money Measurers pp. 151-181

Paul Gilbert and Lise Pichette

The Determinants of Bank Interest Spread in Brazil pp. 183-207

Tarsila Segalla Afanasieff, Priscilla Maria Villa Lhacer and Marcio Nakane

Competing Monies in Guatemala: What Should we Expect? pp. 209-240

Juan Carlos Castañeda

Volume XV, issue 1, 2003

Evaluation and Combination of Core Inflation Measures for Brazil pp. 1-20

Francisco Rodrigues Figueiredo and Roberta Blass Staub

Estimation of Speculative Attack Models and the Implications for Macroeconomic Policy: Jamaica 1991-2000 pp. 21-52

Bosede Nelson-Douglas

Towards Multibanking in Colombia: from ‘Patchwork’ to Financial Holdings pp. 53-74

Sergio Clavijo

Banking Efficiency in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union: an Examination of the Structure-Conduct-Performance Paradigm and the Efficiency Hypothesis pp. 75-92

Tracy Polius and Wendell Samuel

The Impact of Cash Flow on Corporate Investment in Trinidad and Tobago pp. 93-118

Rudolph Matthias and Allisha Abraham

Volume XIV, issue 2, 2001

The M1 Vector-Error-Correction Model: some Extensions and Applications pp. 145-175

Scott Hendry and Charleen Adam

Public Debt, Public Debt Markets and Monetary Policy in Colombia pp. 177-211

Patricia Correa

Management of International Reserves in Trinidad and Tobago, 1964-1996 pp. 213-236

Leathan Patrick Baptiste

Volume XIV, issue 1, 2001

Implementing Inflation Targeting in Brazil pp. 1-23

Joel Bogdanski, Alexandre Antonio Tombini and Sergio Werlang

The Scope for Inflation Targeting in a Developing Economy: Feasibility, Implications and Design Issues for Trinidad & Tobago pp. 25-49

Anston Rambarran

Exchange Rates and Trade Balance: Testing the Short-and-Long-Run Relationship Using Data for Latin American Countries pp. 51-103

Hernan Rincon-Castro

Shifting Intermediation in a Bank Centric Environment: the Case of the OECS Financial System pp. 105-127

Peter Adrien

Volume XIII, issue 2, 2000

Mexico's Monetary Policy Framework Under a Floating Exchange Rate Regime pp. 113-165

Agustín G. Cartens and Alejandro M. Werner

Monetary Policy in a Dollarized Economy: The Case of Peru pp. 167-206

Zenon Quispe

A Nonlinear Specification of Demand for Cash in Colombia pp. 207-226

Luis Arango Thomas and Andres Gonzalez

Volume XIII, issue 1, 2000

An Examination of the Purchasing Power Parity Hypothesis in a Low Inflation Environment pp. 1-15

Reginald Darius and Oral Williams

Bank Competition and Contestability in Trinidad and Tobago: a Case for Further Commitments Under the GATS pp. 17-35

Anston Rambarran

Volatility of Rates of Return and Capital Adequacy in the Brazilian Banking sector: an Analysis of the 1993/97 period pp. 37-86

Orlando C. de Matos

Business Cycles in Emerging Market Economies pp. 87-111

Shaghil Ahmed and Prakash Loungani

Financial sector Reform and Development Finance Sweet Dreams and Hard Facts pp. 129-143

Eduardo Lizano Fait