Economy
Greater trade openness is key to Argentina’s recovery
(Xinhua) Greater trade openness will allow Argentina to launch its economy in an adverse context due to the COVID-19 pandemic,
Natalia Motyl
May 14, 2020
(Xinhua) Greater trade openness will allow Argentina to launch its economy in an adverse context due to the COVID-19 pandemic,
Diego Piccardo “Whoever bets on the dollar loses.” This famous phrase was said by former Minister of Economy Lorenzo Sigaut in 1981, to try to convince Argentines to stop saving in dollars. As expected, reality prevailed with an exchange rate escalation.
Each day, I accurately measure inflation for countries experiencing elevated inflation rates using high-frequency data and the principle of Purchasing
The Economist – What to wear? The question puzzles many people shaken out of their routines by the pandemic. It
Due to the measures adopted and lack of foresight, Argentina could go back 10-15 years in 2020
Aldo Abram questioned the strong monetary issue ordered by the national government – “tremendous” – under the pretext that “there is no other option”
Solanet “There come sports shows, cinema and theater, restaurants and bars, dance places, entertainment of all kinds, shopping centers, among others. In such cases, the premises are closed and there is no billing. The problem with this is the fall or disappearance of demand”
Each day, I accurately measure inflation for countries experiencing elevated inflation rates using high-frequency data and the principle of Purchasing
Reuters – Argentina’s inflation rate is expected to rise to 3% in March, a Reuters poll of analysts showed, up
Natalia Motyl and Juan Manuel Redolfi explain what the subjective theory of value consists of and what this economic concept
