Resumen We use information from surveys of economic expectations to see if the effect of monetary policy differs between large and small companies. The methodology used is vector autoregressions with regime change, MS-BVAR. According to the impulse response functions, to a shock in interest rates, the business climate both large and small companies regime responds positively during expansions, while during contraction responses are negative and more pronounced. The results suggest that larger firms are more sensitive to interest rate shocks. This is probably due to the low level of financial deepening. © Revista de Economía del Rosario.
Área temática C32 E31 - Nivel de precios; Inflación; Deflación E32 - Fluctuaciones económicas; Ciclos E41 - Demanda de dinero E52 - Política monetaria