A measurement of price levels and the purchasing power of currencies in Latin America, 1960-62

Includes bibliography

Renegotiation of Latin America's debt: an analysis of the monopoly power of private banks

Includes bibliography

The low predictive power of simple Phillips curves in Chile

This study uses some backward-looking versions of Phillips curves, estimated from both revised and real-time data, to explore the existence, robustness and size of the contribution that a variety of activity measures may make to the task of predicting inflation in Chile. The main results confirm the findings of the recent international literature: the predictive power of the activity measures considered here is episodic, unstable and of moderate size. This weak predictive contribution is robust to the use of final and real-time data.