Ciclos económicos de las teorías de manchas solares al filtro de hodrick presscott: el caso colombiano
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https://doi.org/10.18041/1900-0642/criteriolibre.2010v8n13.1243Resumen
El documento realiza un estudio sobre la suavización de consumo, partiendo de los modelos de Ciclos Reales de Negocios, demostrando la bondad de esta metodología frente a los modelos de corte Keynesiano; pudiendo así llevar a cabo un modelo de tipo Data Panel que permite demostrar, que las familias de seis países de América Latina, escogen trayectorias de consumo estables, de esta forma se puede probar que los planes de asistencia social focalizados en productividad son eficientes.
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Ciclos económicos de las teorías de manchas solares al filtro de hodrick presscott: el caso colombiano. (2018). Criterio Libre, 8(13), 21-68. https://doi.org/10.18041/1900-0642/criteriolibre.2010v8n13.1243
