The IS Curve is the tool with which economists evaluate the restrictive impact of the interest rate on the GDP. This paper presents an estimate of the IS Curve for the Brazilian economy that incorporates data since 1980, that is, also covering the high inflation period. Two undesirable...

This paper explores two changes in traditional models that measure the exchange rate pass-through in Brazil. The first change is a non-linear specification to the pass-through coefficient, making it depend on other variables that reflect economic conditions. The second change is to consider...

We examine the relationship between international reserves variation and the exchange rate and interest rate movements for the past years of the Brazilian economy. The empirical evidence obtained for the international reserves variation captures the distinction between the two exchange rate...