Dolarizar, flotar, callar

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Leopoldo Fergusson
CEDE, Universidad de los Andes

Juan Fernando Vargas
Universidad de los Andes y Banco de la República

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El debate entorno a la dolarización ha cobrado importancia en América Latina en los últimos años y Colombia no es la excepción. A los defensores y contradictores de la propuesta se suman aquellos que consideran irrelevante la discusión. Este artículo revisa los argumentos a favor y en contra de la dolarización así como la evidencia empírica internacional y su relevancia para el caso colombiano. Ni los argumentos teóricos ni los resultados empíricos son concluyentes pues cada beneficio impone un costo y la escasa información no permite discernir claramente el efecto neto.

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Mar 15, 2003

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Fergusson, L., & Vargas, J. F. (2003). Dolarizar, flotar, callar. Ecos De Economía, 7(16), 49–64. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/ecos-economia/article/view/1999
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Vol. 7 No. 16 (2003)
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