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Inflación reprimida y tasas de interés

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Existe confusión actualmente en torno al papel de las tasas de interés debido, en parte, al proceso inflacionario que se da y que es relativamente novedoso para un país con escasa tradición inflacionaria. Se dice, por ejemplo, que la tasa de interés no debe aumentar porque originaría quiebras de empresas o que la tasa de interés debe aumentar porque se necesita incentivar el ahorro. El presente artículo pretende aportar el marco de discusión relevante para analizar las medidas de política económica que se han adoptado y las que habrán de adoptarse en el futuro, con respecto a la tasa de interés.

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  • Folke Kafka, 1979. "Inflación reprimida y tasas de interés," Apuntes. Revista de ciencias sociales, Fondo Editorial, Universidad del Pacífico, vol. 6(09), pages 3-15.
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