2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-71402002000400006
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Credibility and reputation: an application of the "external circumstances" model for the Real Plan

Abstract: This paper analyzes credibility and reputation aspects of the Brazilian economic policy between August 1994 and December 1998. It uses an ''external circumstances'' model, which can be applied to countries with fixed or crawling-peg exchange rate policies. The model assumes that no government can conduct its economic policy with the single objective of inflation control, thoroughly ignoring the unemployment and growth paths. Therefore, in the presence of ''external circumstances'' (unexpected exogenous shocks)… Show more

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“…Holders of fixed-rate public debt bonds have larger monetary losses whenever the benchmark interest rate increases, enhancing the restrictive impact of a tight monetary policy by way of the "wealth effect". But in the case of Brazil, the high 8 Tejada and Portugal (2002), for instance, estimate a NAIRU for the Brazilian economy using variable parameters. 9 Second quarter of 2002.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Holders of fixed-rate public debt bonds have larger monetary losses whenever the benchmark interest rate increases, enhancing the restrictive impact of a tight monetary policy by way of the "wealth effect". But in the case of Brazil, the high 8 Tejada and Portugal (2002), for instance, estimate a NAIRU for the Brazilian economy using variable parameters. 9 Second quarter of 2002.…”
Section: The Relevant Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%