BUSINESS CYCLE RESPONSES AND THE RESILIENCE OF THE CHILEAN ECONOMY

Helmut Franken M. · Guillermo R. Le Fort · Eric Parrado H.

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We thank conference participants—in particular, our discussant Francisco Rosende, Ricardo Caballero, Cesar Calderon, Luis Felipe Cespedes, and Pablo Neumeyer—as well seminar participants at the IMF Institute, and Alex Hofmmaister for useful suggestions and comments. The views expressed in this paper are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the IMF or the Central Bank of Chile. The paper was written when Mr. Parrado and Mr. Le Fort were working at the International Monetary Fund.

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