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Latin American Economy & Business - February 2014 (ISSN 1741-7430)
CHILE: How to manage expectations in Bachelet’s second term
The latest (11 February 2014) economic expectations survey published by the Banco Central de Chile (BCC – the central bank) was downbeat. Respondents are looking for an easing of policy this month: economic growth is slowing at a time that inflation is moderate. The overall environment is not germane for the education and tax reforms proposed by President-elect Michelle Bachelet, who will take office on 11 March.
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