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2015-07-01

Expectativas empresariales: consecuencias en el crecimiento en Uruguay

Business expectations: Implications on growth in Uruguay

Expectativas empresariais: Consequências no crescimento no Uruguay

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https://doi.org/10.15446/cuad.econ.v34n65.45932

Palabras clave:

expectativas empresariales y crecimiento, inversión y empleo, Granger causality (es)
Expectations and growth, investment and employment, Granger causality (en)
Expectativas empresariais e crescimento, investimento e emprego, Granger causality (pt)

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  • Bibiana Lanzilota Mernies Centro de Investigaciones Económicas (Cinve)
Este trabajo analiza de qué forma las expectativas empresariales inciden en el crecimiento, en la dinámica de la inversión y la ocupación a nivel agregado en Uruguay entre 1997 y 2012. En el marco de un modelo de crecimiento a la Solow extendido con expectativas, se prueba que la elasticidad del crecimiento de la inversión respecto a las expectativas es de manera significativa más alta que respecto de la ocupación. Los resultados evidencian no linealidades en la dinámica de ajuste de corto plazo entre expectativas e inversión.
This paper examines how expectations affect business growth, the dynamics of investment and employment at the aggregate level, in the context of a growth model with the extended Solow expectations. It proves that the growth elasticity of investment with respect to expectations is significantly higher than for the occupation. The results show nonlinearities in the dynamics of short-term adjustment between expectations and investment.
Este trabalho analisa de que maneira as expectativas empresariais incidem no crescimento, na dinâmica do investimento e a ocupação em nível agregado no Uruguay entre 1997 e 2012. No âmbito de um modelo de crescimento à Solow estendido com expectativas, fica provado que a elasticidade do crescimento do investimento com relação às expectativas é, de maneira significativa, mais alta do que com relação à ocupação. Os resultados mostram não linearidades na dinâmica de ajuste de curto prazo entre expectativas e investimento.

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Lanzilota Mernies, B. (2015). Expectativas empresariales: consecuencias en el crecimiento en Uruguay. Cuadernos De Economía, 34(65), 423-442. https://doi.org/10.15446/cuad.econ.v34n65.45932