INIS
policy
100%
chile
44%
economy
41%
inflation
36%
exchange rate
27%
dynamics
25%
prices
24%
market
23%
interventions
21%
economics
20%
capital
20%
banks
20%
commodities
19%
insurance
19%
labor
14%
exports
13%
reserves
13%
stabilization
11%
unemployment
10%
business
10%
renewable energy sources
10%
climatic change
9%
trade
9%
latin america
9%
uruguay
9%
sustainability
9%
design
9%
mining
9%
hydrogen
9%
new zealand
9%
energy
9%
supply
9%
security
9%
electricity
9%
gain
8%
friction
8%
output
8%
interest rate
6%
assets
6%
volatility
6%
production
6%
reduction
5%
credits
5%
cost
5%
Keyphrases
Chile
43%
Foreign Exchange Intervention
19%
Central Bank
19%
Monetary Policy
14%
Small Open Economy
14%
Commodity Price Shocks
13%
Optimal Monetary Policy
12%
Business Cycles
11%
Renewable Energy
11%
Macroeconomic Impacts
10%
Optimal Policy
9%
Inflation Targeting
9%
Macroeconomics
9%
Economic Business
9%
Climate Change Economics
9%
Commodity Boom
9%
Renewable Energy Impacts
9%
Fiscal Policy
9%
Latin America (LATAM)
9%
Monetary Policy Credibility
9%
Social Insurance
9%
Exchange Rate Pass-through
9%
Commodity Prices
9%
Boom-bust
9%
Economic Consequences
9%
Latin American Countries
9%
Uruguay
9%
Macroeconomic Spillovers
9%
Mining Development
9%
Terms of Trade
9%
Price Policy
9%
Labor Market Dynamics
9%
Green Hydrogen
9%
New Zealand
9%
Security of Supply
9%
Local Energy
9%
Macroeconomic Policy
9%
Hydrogen Import
9%
Pooles
9%
International Finance
9%
Insurance
9%
Intervention Targets
9%
International Economics
9%
Monetary Policy Communication
9%
Labor Market
9%
Inflation
8%
Policy Response
6%
Mining Sector
6%
Foreign Exchange Reserves
6%
Learning Externalities
6%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Monetary Policy
53%
Macroeconomics
34%
Foreign Exchange
28%
Small Open Economy
25%
Exchange Rate
24%
Labor Market
23%
Inflation
22%
Central Bank
20%
Inflation Targeting
17%
Interest Rate
17%
Emerging Economies
15%
Impact Assessment
15%
Business Cycle
12%
Volatility
12%
Inflation Expectations
11%
Exchange Rate Pass-through
9%
Economic Policy
9%
Fiscal Consolidation
9%
International Economics
9%
Terms of Trade
9%
Spillover Effect
9%
Foreign Exchange Reserves
9%
Budget Deficit
9%
Taylor Rule
9%
Externalities
9%
Investment
9%
Surges
9%
Financial Market
9%
Paris Agreement
9%
International Monetary System
9%
Fiscal Policy
9%
Exchange Rate Policy
8%
DSGE Model
8%
Purchasing Power Parity
7%
Welfare
6%