| Addiction to inflation or fiscal deficits? The Chilean experience of the 1970s |
Rodrigo Caputo |
Nominal money balances. Nominal money prices. Expected inflation level in the next period. Elements of money demand not captured by the model. Elasticity of real money demand concerning expected inflation (it is possible to derive the optimal rate of inflation, which maximizes seigniorage). Ext. debt. Dom. debt. |
Cointegration techniques. VECM. Cagan Model. |
1971-1980 monthly |
Chile |
| Monetary Policy and Inflation Expectations in Latin America: Long-Run Effects and Volatility Spillovers |
Luiz De Mello; Diego Moccero |
Interest rate. Expected inflation. Inflation target. Exchange rate. The output gap. Deviations of expected inflation from the target. |
M-GARCH. Cointegration techniques. Elliott-Rithenberg-Stock (ERS). ADF-GLS. |
1999-2008 monthly |
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico |
| Survey forecasts in Brazil: A prismatic assessment of epidemiology, performance, and determinants |
Fabia A. Carvalho; André Minella |
Inflation forecasts. Interest rate forecasts. Exchange rate forecasts. |
ARMA. VAR. BVAR. Inspired by Carroll’s (2003) epidemiology model. |
2000-2008 monthly |
Brazil |
| What drives inflation expectations in Brazil? An empirical analysis |
Martín Cerisola; Gaston Gelos |
Expected inflation. Inflation. Inflation target. Primary surplus. Real interest rate. Real effective exchange rate gap. Real wage gap. |
VAR. VECM. OLS and GMM. |
1995-2005 monthly |
Brazil |
| Sovereign credit news and disagreement in expectations about the exchange rate: evidence from Brazil |
Diego Silveira; Gabriel Caldas Montes |
Credit rating agency’s variables. Output gap. Budget. Debt. Interest rate. US monetary policy interest rate. Inflation. Reserves. Global risk aversion. Dummy variable for the global financial crisis. Exchange rate volatility. Dummy for the Brazilian political crisis. |
OLS and GMM |
2001-2018 monthly |
Brazil |
| On the Credibility of Inflation Targeting Regimes in Latin America |
Rodrigo Mariscal; Andrew Powell; Pilar Tavella |
Variables were obtained from inflation surveys. Inflation expectations |
AR |
2006-2012 monthly |
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay |
| Monetary policy and macroeconomic stability in Latin America: The cases of Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico |
Luiz De Mello; Diego Moccero |
Inflation. The output gap. Nominal interest rate. Nominal exchange rate. Structural errors |
Macro-structural model. VAR |
1996-2006 monthly |
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico |
| Disagreement in expectations about public debt, monetary policy credibility, and inflation risk premium |
Gabriel Caldas Montes; Alexandre Curi |
Inflation risk premium. The disagreement in expectations about public debt. The credibility index. Expected inflation. Nominal interest rate. Real interest rate |
Fisher equation. GMM. OLS |
2005-2015 monthly |
Brazil |
| Inflation Process in Uruguay |
Gaston Gelos; Alejandro López; Marco Piñon |
Consumer Price Index (CPI). Expected inflation. Marginal Costs. Past inflation. |
Structural price-setting model. |
1998-2006 monthly |
Uruguay |
| Inflation Targeting and Economic Performance: The Case of Mexico |
Carlos A. Carrasco; Jesús Ferreiro |
General Index of Economic Activity (IGAE). Inflation Rate. Consumer Price Index (INPC). |
ARIMA. Hodrick-Prescott filter. |
1993-2009 monthly |
Mexico |