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Inestabilidad estructural en Chile: informe de políticas

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(Disponible en idioma inglés únicamente) En este trabajo se identifican las debilidades económicas de Chile y se ofrecen recomendaciones de políticas para mejorar la estabilidad. Los problemas actuales incluyen vínculos financieros internacionales débiles, un mandato del Banco Central precariamente diseñado para tratar las sacudidas de los términos de intercambio, la propensión a desperdiciar la poca liquidez que hay en el sistema bancario y el desarrollo limitado de los mercados financieros. Las recomendaciones de políticas del trabajo incluyen el mejoramiento de los vínculos financieros externos, la transformación de los términos de contingencias comerciales en políticas anticíclicas, el mejoramiento de la liquidez agregada a través del sistema bancario y dentro del mismo durante las crisis, y el mejoramiento de la liquidez y la inmediatez de los instrumentos financieros nacionales.

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  • Ricardo J. Caballero, 2000. "Inestabilidad estructural en Chile: informe de políticas," Research Department Publications 4212, Inter-American Development Bank, Research Department.
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