Impacto de la Política monetaria de la Reserva Federal en los influjos de capitales de las Economías emergentes: ¿Existe riesgo de ocurrencia de episodios de reversión abrupta de entrada de capitales?
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Authors
Flores Aguilar, Victor JesusAdvisors
Andrade Pinelo, Antonio MiguelIssue Date
2021-11-14Keywords
Política monetariaReversión abrupta
Reserva Federal
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Monetary politics
Abrupt reversal
Federal Reserve
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Impact of the Federal Reserve's Monetary Policy on Capital Inflows to Emerging Economies: Is there a risk of episodes of abrupt reversal of capital inflows?Abstract
Este trabajo de investigación aporta evidencia empírica sobre el impacto de cambios en la política monetaria de la Reserva Federal de los Estados Unidos en la cantidad de entrada de capitales en economías emergentes. Utilizando una muestra de países en desarrollo entre los años 2000 al 2019, se logra establecer que los influjos de capitales de las economías emergentes se reducen considerablemente en aquellos periodos donde hubo un recorte de la expansión monetaria por parte de la Reserva Federal de EE. UU aumentando la probabilidad de ocurrencia de episodios de reversión abrupta de entrada de capitales. Este hallazgo empírico resulta de gran relevancia debido al actual contexto económico donde variaciones en la política monetaria de la Reserva Federal es altamente probable, además de la importancia que tienen los influjos de capitales en el crecimiento económico. Asimismo, a partir de estos resultados, se establece una serie de recomendaciones de política económica.This research work provides empirical evidence on the impact of changes in the monetary policy of the United States Federal Reserve on the amount of capital inflows in emerging economies. Using a sample of developing countries between the years 2000 and 2019, it is possible to establish that capital inflows from emerging economies are considerably reduced in those periods where there was a cut in monetary expansion by the US Federal Reserve. increasing the probability of occurrence of episodes of abrupt reversal of capital inflows. This empirical finding is highly relevant due to the current economic context where variations in the monetary policy of the Federal Reserve are highly probable, in addition to the importance of capital inflows in economic growth. Likewise, based on these results, a series of economic policy recommendations are established.
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