This paper investigates the main sources of instability in Brazil during the Currency and financial distress episode of 2002. We test for financial contagion from the Argentine crisis and the impact of factors including IMF intervention and political uncertainty in raising the probability of crisis. The empirical investigation employs a Markov-switching model with endogenous transition probabilities. Copyright (c) 2005 John Wiley & Soils, Ltd
This paper develops a critical view of the conventional currency crisis models and presents a Post K...
The objective of this paper is analyse the determinants of the Argentine cri-sis of 2001-2002. In pa...
In the light of conventional models and Post Keynesian theory about speculative attacks and currency...
Despite the fact that Argentina has been suffering from a reces-sion for years, the timing and sever...
We examine whether Brazilian sovereign spreads of over 20% in 2002 could be due to contagion from Ar...
This paper seeks to explain why exchange rate crises of rather similar causes and magnitude can be s...
The aim of this paper is to investigate whether the 2002 crisis in Argentina was, at least to some e...
The objective of this paper is analyse the determinants of the Argentine crisis of 2001-2002. In par...
In this paper we examine the nature of a currency crisis. We do so by employing an out-of-sample for...
The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) has aected many regions including Latin America. This paper focuse...
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The recent turmoil in currency markets in Asia, Europe, and Latin America has given a new impetus to...
We examine whether Brazilian sovereign spreads of over 20% in 2002 could be due to contagion from Ar...
This paper develops a critical view of the conventional currency crisis models and presents a Post K...
In this paper, we analyze the role of trade contagion, financial contagion, and fundamentals in the ...
This paper develops a critical view of the conventional currency crisis models and presents a Post K...
The objective of this paper is analyse the determinants of the Argentine cri-sis of 2001-2002. In pa...
In the light of conventional models and Post Keynesian theory about speculative attacks and currency...
Despite the fact that Argentina has been suffering from a reces-sion for years, the timing and sever...
We examine whether Brazilian sovereign spreads of over 20% in 2002 could be due to contagion from Ar...
This paper seeks to explain why exchange rate crises of rather similar causes and magnitude can be s...
The aim of this paper is to investigate whether the 2002 crisis in Argentina was, at least to some e...
The objective of this paper is analyse the determinants of the Argentine crisis of 2001-2002. In par...
In this paper we examine the nature of a currency crisis. We do so by employing an out-of-sample for...
The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) has aected many regions including Latin America. This paper focuse...
This paper uses a Threshold Autoregressive (TAR) model with exogenous variables to explain a change ...
The recent turmoil in currency markets in Asia, Europe, and Latin America has given a new impetus to...
We examine whether Brazilian sovereign spreads of over 20% in 2002 could be due to contagion from Ar...
This paper develops a critical view of the conventional currency crisis models and presents a Post K...
In this paper, we analyze the role of trade contagion, financial contagion, and fundamentals in the ...
This paper develops a critical view of the conventional currency crisis models and presents a Post K...
The objective of this paper is analyse the determinants of the Argentine cri-sis of 2001-2002. In pa...
In the light of conventional models and Post Keynesian theory about speculative attacks and currency...