Prácticas horizontales concertadas y defensa de la competencia
Las prácticas horizontales concertadas consisten en acuerdos celebrados entre empresas competidoras dentro de un mismo mercado. Su objetivo puede ser diverso, y obedecer a motivos ligados con la eficiencia económica o a causas relacionadas con el ejercicio del poder de mercado.
Impact of Capital Controls and Transaction Costs on the Return Distribution of Dually Traded Securities: Evidence from Chile and Argentina
In this paper we compare the distributions of ADR returns and the returns of the locally traded shares between Chile and Argentina. This comparison is interesting because both countries are emerging economies with a similar free market orientation. Both countries have similar free market orientation, but they differ in two important respects: (1) exchange rate regime and (2) restrictions to foreign investments. We find several differences between the two economies.
Necesidad y Demanda de Economistas
Una de las primeras cosas que aprendí en el curso introductorio de economía fue a diferenciar entre necesidad y demanda (como el resto de los seres humanos los africanos necesitan alimentarse, pero no demandan alimentos porque no tienen con qué pagarlos).
Esta diferencia vino a mi memoria porque en las líneas que siguen quiero diferenciar entre aquellas labores que a los economistas nos permiten ganarnos la vida (demanda), y la “misión” que tenemos en esta Tierra (necesidad).
Real exchange rate cycles around elections
We develop the implications of political budget cycles for real exchange rates in a two-sector small open economy with a cash-in-advance constraint. Policy makers are office motivated politicians. Voters have incomplete information on the competence and the opportunism of incumbents. Devaluation acts like a tax, and is politically costly because it can signal the government is incompetent. This provides incumbents an incentive to postpone a devaluation, and can lead to an overvalued exchange rate before elections.
Differential Rates of Return and Residual Information Sets (A Discrete Approach)
It is our purpose here to show the deep relationship between differential rates and their underlying information sets. To accomplish our task, we will make for the following stages: In the first place, we deal with scaled changes along a period and conditional rates of change within a discrete environment. Next, rings and algebras of sets are addressed, so as to provide information sets with a suitable structure and give grounds to differential rates.