Short-Term Macroeconomic Policy in Latin America

Jere Behrman and James Hanson

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Date: 1979
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Chapters in this book:

The Use of Econometric Models in Developing Countries , pp 1-38

Jere Behrman and James A. Hanson

A Quarterly Econometric Model of Panama , pp 39-82

Jere Behrman and Juan Rafael Vargas

An Econometric Model for Nicaragua-Dusol , pp 83-114

Luis Duran Downing and Jose Felix Solis

Econometric Forecasting for Mexico: An Analysis of Errors in Prediction , pp 115-132

Abel Beltran del Rio

The Short-Run Output-Inflation Tradeoff in Argentina and Brazil , pp 133-168

Roque Fernández

Appendix 5-A: The Algebra of Rational Expectations , pp 169-174

Roque Fernández

Appendix 5-B: Derivation of Transfer Functions for Prices , pp 175-176

Roque Fernández

Money and Output in Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil , pp 177-200

Robert Barro

The Phillips Curve and the Conflict Between Full Employment and Price Stability in the Argentine Economy, 1964–1974 , pp 201-226

Mario S. Brodersohn

Structuralism vs. Monetarism: Inflation in Chile , pp 227-256

Susan Wachter

The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments with an Empirical Application to the Case of Panama , pp 257-288

George H. Borts and James A. Hanson

A Minimodel of External Dependence of the Central American Economies , pp 289-310

Gabriel Siri

Capital Utilization, Growth, Employment, Balance of Payments, and Price Stabilization , pp 311-355

Daniel M. Schydlowsky

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