Expectativas de precios
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This article is two fold in purpose. Firstly, it contains a brief discussion about the possibility of introducing in a model a temporally distributed price response, which brings about a modified regression analysis (the direct least squares do not provide unbiased and consistent estimators). This is just a slight review of the contributions made by GOODWIN, CAGAN, NERLOVE, and a few others. Secondly, the article offers a digression on the Nerlovian mechanism of price adjustment –its rationality- in those models in which prices are included as expected values. This analysis springs from the contributions made by MUTH, MILLS and NERLOVE himself.
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