Liquidity, risk, and the collapse of the Mexican peso: a dynamic CGE interpretation. (computable general equilibrium): An article from: Southern Economic Journal

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From the supplier: A computable general equilibrium model is derived to analyze the 1994 Mexican peso crisis. It is argued that the Bank of Mexico's decision to devaluate the peso yielded additional information on the country's foreign reserves which forced investors to increase risk premiums for peso-denominated loans. It is also shown that export and import production will increase in the short-term following the devaluation.

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Title: Liquidity, risk, and the collapse of the Mexican peso: a dynamic CGE interpretation. (computable general equilibrium)
Author: Arne Kildegaard
Publication:Southern Economic Journal (Refereed)
Date: October 1, 1996
Publisher: Southern Economic Association
Volume: v63 Issue: n2 Page: p460(13)

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