Neutralidad del dinero a largo plazo: el caso de Guatemala
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La metodología de Fisher y Seater (1993) es utilizada para analizar la neutralidad del dinero en el largo plazo en Guatemala, 1950-2001. El PIB Real, PIB Real per capita, y las medidas del dinero. M1 y M2, son variables integradas de orden uno [I(1)]. Dados estos ordenes de integración, el test de neutralidad de Fisher y Seater puede ser aplicado. La evidencia sugiere que tanto M1 como M2 son neutrales respecto al PIB Real. De otra manera, el test tambien indica que solamente M1 es neutral con respecto al PIB Realper capita.
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