Apuntes 52 - 53

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The articles in this double issue: Explore the principal characteristics and stylized facts of exchange rate behavior in Peru and Central Bank interventions in the foreign exchange market; Conclude that in Chile, contrary to Barclay (1987), ex-dividend day stock prices are not seen to fall; Highlight the importance of social interests during transitions to market economies, when economies move from the crisis stage to the consolidation of the reforms; Employ a global perspective to study how the informal economy affects multiple forms of innovation; Establish the basic criteria for the evaluation of credit risks derived from exchange risk in a partially dollarized economy; Use a capacities approach to analyze certain subjective indicators for evaluating the welfare of coffee producers in Peru and Colombia.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21678/0252-1865-00000053

Published: 2003-04-25