Por Andrés Fernández, Daniel Hernaiz y Andrew Powell Las economías más grandes de la región y varias otras han adoptado un régimen de metas de inflación (inflation targeting)[1]. Una gran ventaja de tener un ancla nominal que no sea el tipo de cambio es la mayor flexibilidad cambiaria y, efectivamente, con los choques negativos que ha recibido la región en los últimos años, … [Lee más...] Acerca deTasas de interés de política monetaria en América Latina: en bajada, pero no tan rápido
Daniel Hernaiz
Daniel Hernaiz is an Economics Senior Specialist at the Southern Cone Department of the Inter-American Development Bank. Born and raised in La Paz, Bolivia, he obtained his undergraduate degree in economics from the Bolivian Catholic University. Before finishing his undergraduate training, he started working on municipal development issues at the Vice-ministry of Popular Participation in La Paz. Later, he worked as project coordinator for the Public-Sector Reform Project funded by the Canadian International Development Agency. After obtaining his M.A. in development economics from the Center for Development Economics at Williams College in Massachusetts, he worked as a macroeconomist at the Economic and Social Policy Analysis Unit of the Bolivian Ministry of Planning. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Maryland. He joined the Inter-American Development Bank in 2011.
