2017
DOI: 10.22201/iiec.20078951e.2017.190.58276
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La trampa de liquidez, historia y tendencias de investigación: un análisis bibliométrico

Abstract: ResumenEn la trampa de liquidez, la política monetaria expansiva convencional es ineficaz para alentar la actividad económica. El modelo keynesiano ortodoxo plantea una situación de este tipo como un caso extremo, el cual fue utilizado para justificar la importancia de la política fiscal. El objetivo de este artículo consiste en realizar un análisis cuantitativo (mediante técnicas bibliométricas) y cualitativo para explorar la literatura reciente sobre la trampa de liquidez. La evolución del número de publicac… Show more

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“…It analyses the documents published by central banks and collaborating members with a view to characterizing the behaviour of their publishing habits, based on the definition and analysis of indicators. This focus has been used widely in the past to analyse central bank research (Jondeau and Pagès, 2003;St-Amant et al, 2005;Sarmiento, 2010;Rybacki and Serwa, 2021), changes in publications in connection with economic events (Eijffinger, 2003;Chang and Ho, 2010;Ugarte et al, 2017;Hsu and Chiang, 2020) and the scientific activity of some economic institutions, like the IMF (Kannappanavar and Vijayakumar, 2001;Aizenman et al, 2011;Cohuarde et al, 2021) and the European Central Bank (ECB) (Gaspar and Vega, 2002;Goodfriend et al, 2004).…”
Section: The Center For Latin American Monetary Studies (Cemla)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It analyses the documents published by central banks and collaborating members with a view to characterizing the behaviour of their publishing habits, based on the definition and analysis of indicators. This focus has been used widely in the past to analyse central bank research (Jondeau and Pagès, 2003;St-Amant et al, 2005;Sarmiento, 2010;Rybacki and Serwa, 2021), changes in publications in connection with economic events (Eijffinger, 2003;Chang and Ho, 2010;Ugarte et al, 2017;Hsu and Chiang, 2020) and the scientific activity of some economic institutions, like the IMF (Kannappanavar and Vijayakumar, 2001;Aizenman et al, 2011;Cohuarde et al, 2021) and the European Central Bank (ECB) (Gaspar and Vega, 2002;Goodfriend et al, 2004).…”
Section: The Center For Latin American Monetary Studies (Cemla)mentioning
confidence: 99%