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Jesús Alonso Botero García
Álvaro Hurtado Rendón
Humberto Franco González
José García Guzmán

Este artículo presenta un modelo de Equilibrio General Dinámico Estocástico (dsge) en el que se incluye explícitamente la demanda de dinero, las decisiones de inversión, el papel de los intermediarios financieros y el balance del Banco Central. El modelo permite la evaluación del impacto de diversos shocks exógenos sobre la actividad económica y los niveles de precios. También, permite evaluar diferentes formas de intervención del banco central en la economía, ya sea a través de la tasa de interés o mediante la acumulación de reservas internacionales. Se presta especial atención al parámetro básico de la función de utilidad de los hogares (aversión al riesgo, elasticidad de oferta laboral y demanda de dinero), a la formulación adecuada de los balances de los agentes económicos, y a la relación entre el balance del banco central y el suministro de dinero.

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Botero García, J. A., Hurtado Rendón, Álvaro, Franco González, H., & García Guzmán, J. (2018). Política monetaria y acumulación de reservas en una economía emergente: un modelo DSGE para el caso colombiano. Revista De Economía Del Rosario, 21(2), 309-339. https://doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/economia/a.7201

Jesús Alonso Botero García

Professor and researcher of the Economic Department of University EAFIT. Integrant of the Economic and Firm Studies (GEE) research group of University EAFIT.

Álvaro Hurtado Rendón

Professor and researcher of the Economic Department of University EAFIT Integrant of the Economic and Firm Studies (GEE) research group of University EAFIT.

Humberto Franco González

Professor and researcher of the Economic Department of University EAFIT. Integrant of the Economic and Firm Studies (GEE) research group of University EAFIT.

José García Guzmán

Professor and researcher of the Economic Department of University EAFIT. Integrant of the Economic and Firm Studies (GEE) research group of University EAFIT.

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