Capital Destruction, Optimal Defense and Economic Growth [PDF]
The effects of capital destruction are endogenized in a neoclassical growth model where the economy can optimally allocate part of its labor force to defend capital from being destroyed. The purpose is to explain the optimal allocation of the labor force
Carlos Posada, Daniel Mejía
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Capital Flows and Financial Assets in Colombia: Recent Behavior, Consequences and Challenges for the Central Bank [PDF]
This paper analyzes the evolution and impact of capital flows in Colombia over the past five years. An examination of the nature and composition of the capital flows indicates that to large extent they have originated in foreign direct investment ...
Carlos Varela, Hernando Vargas
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Terms of Trade and Output Fluctuations in Colombia [PDF]
This paper explores the importance of the terms of trade to explain output fluctuations in Colombia, a developing country where almost 60% of the exports correspond to four commodities: oil (32%), coal (17%), coffee (5%) and nickel (2%), and where 80% of
Gonzalo Hernández
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Evidence-Based Monitoring of Prodiplosis longifila in Foliage Crops: Damage, Economic Impact, Trapping Tools, and Population Dynamics. [PDF]
Naranjo-Serrato AN +4 more
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Stratified cities, unequal education: social class, segregation, and educational trajectories in metropolitan Bogotá. [PDF]
Reverón Peña CA.
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Publisher Correction: cost-effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccination in Latin America and the Caribbean: an analysis in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Peru. [PDF]
Augustovski F +16 more
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Efficient EM Estimation for the Pogit Model via Polya-Gamma Augmentation. [PDF]
Gutiérrez I, Ramírez S, Jofré L.
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The struggle for food amid social inequity and violence: Food insecurity in the Amazon piedmont in Caquetá [PDF]
Estrada S +3 more
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Foreign and Domestic Firms in Colombia: How Do They Differ? [PDF]
This paper studies foreign and domestic firms in Colombia and, in particular, whether these firms behave differently. The study uses a dataset containing the 2003 balance sheets and income statements for some 7,001 firms.
Peter Rowland
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