ajustamento externo, financeirização dos preços e inflação
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Abstract
This paper develops a simple structuralist model to deal with the relationships between inflation and external adjustment policies in foreign-indebted economies facing strong reversals in capital inflows. Taking Latin American experiences in the eighties as a reference, the model attempts to systematize the so-called hypothesis of “financially-based price formation”, namely, the regime of price formation through which both real interest rates and inflation rates moved together upwards as a response to increasing pressures for transfer abroad of real resources as a means of debt servicing.
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| Authors | ;Otaviano Canuto;Antônio José Meirelles |
| Journal | international journal of rheumatology |
| Year | 2009 |
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