Macroeconomics and development [online] / Mario Damill, Martín Rapetti, Guillermo Rozenwurcel

Frontmatter
Contents Acknowledgments Preface 1. An Introduction to Roberto Frenkel’s contributions to the economic ideas in Latin America

Part 1. Pricing decisions, inflation, and stabilization 2. Markups under uncertainty: variations on price decisions in high inflation 3. Financial fragility, price indexes, and investment iinancing 4. Uncertainty in structural and institutional parameters and the cost of policy mistakes: a computable general equilibrium evaluation 5. Monetary policy and external shocks in a semidollarized economy

Part 2. Economic development in Latin America 6. The chilean economy since the global crisis 7. Disequilibria and risk premia: Argentina’s experience during the 2000s from a Latin American perspective 8. Labor market and income distribution in Latin America in times of economic growth: advances and shortcomings 9. Accounting for the rise and fall of Brazil’s growth after world war II

Part 3. The real exchange rate, balance of payments, and economic development 10. Balance-of-payments dominance: implications for macroeconomic policy 11. The real exchange rate, the real wage, and growth: A formal analysis of the “Development Channel” 12. The real exchange rate and economic growth: some observations on the possible channels

Part 4. Finance and crises 13. Capitalism and financial crises: A long-term perspective 14. Financial crises, institutions, and the macroeconomy 15. United States size distribution and the macroeconomy 1986–2009 16. Sovereign credit risk in Latin America and global common factors

Part 5. Approaches to development 17. Cognitive dissonance: postwar economic development strategies and Bretton Woods international financial stability 18. New developmentalism as a weberian ideal type List of contributors Index

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