Elementos de análisis para la sostenibilidad de una economía dolarizada
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Abstract
La dolarización en Ecuador ha sido objeto de innumerables debates desde que se
adoptó esta medida a inicios del año 2000. Las particularidades que presenta la economía
ecuatoriana hacen que la evaluación de la sostenibilidad de la dolarización sea aún un campo
abierto de investigación. En este artículo se presentan algunos elementos de análisis, principalmente
desde un enfoque teórico, que deben ser tomados en cuenta para entender el funcionamiento
de la dolarización, así como sus potenciales vulnerabilidades. En el documento
se presentan también los resultados de dos escenarios de política, simulados a partir de un
modelo stock-flow consistent teórico para una economía dolarizada.
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