Latin American Journal of Central Banking

The Latin American Journal of Central Banking is an Open-Access journal that publishes high-quality research on topics that are of interest to central banks.

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The LAJCB covers traditional topics such as monetary theory and policy, FX, and finance. It also includes topics that have gained prominence recently, like financial stability, climate change as it relates to financial systems, financial market infrastructures, and technologies.

[Oscar Jaulín @oscarfjaulin]

My paper, based on my master thesis at @EconomiaUAndes, is now published in @LAJCB_. Check it out. I’ll be happy to discuss my results.

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📍 LAJCB Volume 3 Issue 4 is now available online! More info 👉 https://t.co/x2pVcpmpeY

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🆕 Recently Accepted in #LAJCB:
📍"The effect of warnings published in a financial stability report on loan-to-value ratios" by Andrés Alegría, Rodrigo Alfaro and Felipe Córdova from @bcentralchile 🇨🇱.

Check out their #OpenAccess paper here 👉https://t.co/xAt1JrXuLj

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🏅 Congratulations Honorary Mention Winners of the 2022 Central Bank Award Rodrigo Gómez #CBARG!

[CEMLA @CEMLA]

We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2022 Central Bank Award Rodrigo Gómez. Two Honorary Mentions were awarded. One to the paper by G. Carlomagno, J. Forero and A. Sansone, and another one to the paper by C. Zarazua. Read more https://t.co/27tNX86VjE.

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🥈 Congratulations Second-Place Winners of the 2022 Central Bank Award Rodrigo Gómez #CBARG!

[CEMLA @CEMLA]

We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2022 Central Bank Award Rodrigo Gómez. The Second Place was awarded to G. Araujo and W. P. Gaglianone for their paper “Machine learning methods for inflation forecasting in Brazil: new contenders versus classical models”.

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🥇 Congratulations First-Place Winners of the 2022 Central Bank Award Rodrigo Gómez #CBARG!

[CEMLA @CEMLA]

We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2022 Central Bank Award Rodrigo Gómez. The First Place was awarded to Gianni Carotta, @mmellocosta and @jponce_mvd for their paper “Monetary policy communication and inflation expectations: new evidence about tone and readability”.

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🔎 Is loan renegotiation a key factor in explaining the slow #productivity growth in Europe over the last 30 years?
👉See Serrano's article "Loan Renegotiation and the Long-Term Impact on Total Factor Productivity" via the following #OpenAccess link: https://t.co/fFVhydj7yN

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🔔 Recently Accepted in #LAJCB: "Supply shocks and #monetarypolicy responses in emerging economies" by @JoseA_Ocampo and Jair Ojeda-Joya.

Read the #OpenAccess article here 👉 https://t.co/lvEeo3IcvJ

#EconTwitter

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🔎 Do #naturaldisasters and severe weather-related events pose #risks that can affect the #financial performance of the #banking system?
🔊 Check out the case for the Philippines presented by V. Bayangos, A. Cachuela and F. Del Prado.
📍 Read here: https://t.co/4gtJbkhYzH

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🪧 "Policy report on FinTech data gaps" provides an overview of the issues related to #data gaps on #Fintech to facilitate the CB monitoring of the sector and overcome the challenges of incorporating FinTech activities into regular #statistics
👉Read more: https://t.co/g3h9npKtCU

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🔎These results show the importance of the bank lending channel in stimulating short-term employment, particularly in smaller firms.

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🔎What is the relationship between #creditexpansion and firms' #employmentdecisions? In "Loans and Employment: Evidence from Bank-Specific Liquidity Shocks" Acosta & Cortés find that a 1 SD increase in new credit raises # of employees by 2.57 pp
Read more: https://t.co/xwfgb2cdyV

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🔎The magnitude of the effects is similar for all firms, but their reaction times vary according to #firmsize. Smaller firms have an immediate #employment expansion upon receiving the #credit, while larger firms take about 4 months to react.

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🔎How do #publicspending and #reducingtaxes affect economic activity? In "Multipliers of taxes and public spending in Colombia: SVAR and local projections approaches" Restrepo et al. estimate point and cummulative multipliers for #Colombia.
#OpenAccess 👉https://t.co/QZqryOZP2I

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🔔 Recently Accepted in #LAJCB: “Central Bank Response to COVID-19” by Manuel Ramos-Francia and Santiago García-Verdú #OpenAccess #PolicyInsights #EconTwitter https://t.co/ZBBIl1xBXm

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📍 LAJCB Volume 3 Issue 3 is now available online! Read the full #OpenAccess issue here👉 https://t.co/NDL6WlDHan

Our journal is proudly produced and published by @ELSFinance.

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🧠 The author classifies #PolicyOptions as follows: provide direct support in response to the #climatechallenge, promote actions to abate the consequences of #climatedisasters, provide loss absorption or compensation, and prevent the undesirable consequences of climate disasters.

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🔎 What role do #financialregulators play in dealing with and preventing #ClimateDisasters? In “Prudential regulations for greening the financial system: Coping with climate disasters” Daniel Schydlowsky discusses regulators’ #PolicyOptions. Read more 👉 https://t.co/J8Qa0JmKxo

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🔊 The #LAJCB is thrilled to announce the launch of its social media accounts.
Follow us on #LinkedIn for weekly updates on high-quality #research published by the journal!
Click here 👉https://t.co/y8jBapUGnK

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[Arturo José Galindo @arturojgalindo]

Happy to share our paper with Roberto Steiner on the transmission of changes in the monetary policy rate to retail interest rates in Colombia, published in the Latin American Journal of Central Banking. #LAJCB

https://t.co/sYZoVS45cv