Enfoque monetario del tipo de cambio = Monetary approach to the exchange rate
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- Saieh B., Alvaro
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- 1980
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- Cuadernos de la CEPAL
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- En: Política monetaria y el ajuste de la balanza de pagos: tres estudios - E/CEPAL/1088 - 1980 - p. 35-61
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