Colombian working paper examines credit cycles in EMs

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The Central Bank of Colombia

Emerging markets tend to have credit cycles "of shorter duration" but "higher amplitude" than developed economies, according to a working paper published yesterday by the Central Bank of Colombia, which aims to "shed some light on the interdependence of credit and GDP cycles".

In Credit and business cycles: an empirical analysis in the frequency domain, Juan Sebastián Amador, Celina Gaitán, José Eduardo Gómez, Mauricio Villamizar and Héctor Manuel Zárate argue that monetary authorities in the

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