Apuntes 38
The articles in this issue: Discuss the impact of expectations on the “style of theorizing about macroeconomics”; Review the intellectual background of Robert Lucas, who received the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1995 and went from being a historian to the most important economist of the 20th century; Discuss the link between political liberties and economic development, reviewing the approaches of numerous studies on the subject; Employ the ideas of John Paul II in analyzing Catholic ethics and capitalism in Latin America; Explore whether the exchange rate in Peru is lopsided or whether exchange rate shifts occur in response to long-term factors, be they internal or external, that have reduced the rate to lower levels than those of the 1980s. Propose new ideas about social policies with an emphasis on the application of economic-theory tools to the health sector; Analyze Walras’ Law, which is often presented as if it reaffirms the impossibility of imbalances in a single market, presenting an alternative version that corrects its errors; Review and analyze the book After Babel by George Steiner.
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