Back to Results
First PageMeta Content
Financial crises / International economics / Economic theories / Boom and bust / Inflation / Monetary policy / Gross domestic product / Peak oil / Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium / Economics / Macroeconomics / National accounts


Monetary policy implications for an oil-exporting economy of lower long-run international oil prices
Add to Reading List

Document Date: 2015-01-20 09:42:00


Open Document

File Size: 2,41 MB

Share Result on Facebook

City

Houston / /

Company

Bank of International Settlements / BP / Franz Hamann Diego Rodr´ıguez Banco / Mercatus Energy / /

Country

Colombia / Ecuador / Russia / United States / Venezuela / Mexico / /

Currency

USD / /

IndustryTerm

strict-inflation-targeting central bank / oil price / large and steady oil price hikes / lower long-run international oil prices / oil reserves / oil activity / transitory oil price shocks / oil price fluctuations / oil operation / oil price shocks / bank / oil derivatives / persistent oil price swings / oil price shock / low oil prices / temporary oil / oil exporting economies / oil price shock identification analysis / oil revenues / oil sector / bank policy / oil accumulation decisions / oil price collapse / mining / oil exports / open oil-exporting economy / oil price surges / oil production / oil-exporting economy / oil / oil prices / sudden oil price reversal / yearly average international oil price / sharp oil price reversals / inflation targeting central bank / oil shocks / lower oil prices / oil exporting countries / strict inflation targeting central bank / oil price2 / /

MarketIndex

EMBI / /

Person

Enrique Mendoza / Paula Beltr´an / Martin Uribe / Joao Hern / Gianluca Benigno / Hernando Vargas / Norberto Rodr´ıguez / Consider / Rafael Hern / Mike Corley / /

Position

model / Advisors / model the oil sector / goals looking forward / founder / /

SocialTag