In this regard, the specialist assured that “Although it is extremely necessary to lower the Fiscal Deficit, it is crazy to include Education and Health, after two years of quarantine.”
“A reduction of $70,000 million to the Ministry of Education, $10,000 million to the Ministry of Health and $50,000 million to the Procrear program, Transportation $10,000 million and Public Works $20,000 million, were the cuts announced by the Ministry of Economy for the remainder of the year, which was very well received in international markets, but: what consequences does it imply locally?
Education
Adler explains that: “Analysing the disinvestment sectors we can see that the Education It is precisely what should be promoted, since the most valuable asset that a Nation has is its people, and, from that starting point, build the socioeconomic foundations for the real growth of the country, which is what we need now”.
“We have great potential to lift a large part of the citizenry out of poverty and mediocrity, through education and the opening of arts and craft schools, including technical schools; as well as to create a real plan for financial education and entrepreneurship, which would take us to a higher level in social matters and would have a direct positive impact on the macroeconomy”, he highlighted.
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Health
Along the same lines, Adler assured that “in relation to the reduction in Health: Argentina has a debt with the citizenship in this matter. Although we have excellent professionals in the sector worldwide, the lack of investment and maintenance in public hospitals is large and serious”.
“Before making a cut in this vital area, I would charge a special canon in dollars to foreigners who come to study at public universities and are nourished by the educational quality that Argentina offers today and, on the other hand, we have to start charging all those foreigners who come for medical consultations or treatments and that the payment goes directly to the National State so that it audits and redistributes that income in the Argentine Health System”, he said.
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living place
There is also a clear deficit in living placewhere around 3.8 million homes suffer from it, 60% of the cases are already existing units, but with severe quality problems.
For this reason, Adler points out that “today we have 4,416 informal settlements, and the extremely high inflation that plunges more and more people into poverty drives away the dream of owning a home or of refurbishing a home that meets the minimum standards to survive.” Therefore, “divestment in this sector is also definitely a mistake.”
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Transportation
“The transportationespecially in logistics, urgently requires establishing programs for the development of the Railway, but of a modern railway and not the patches that have been attempted in recent years”, continued the specialist.
“In such a large country we must develop fast passenger trains and freight trains that clearly compete with land transport to lower costs. This must be a State policy, in which all sectors agree. This will result in many years of public works and stable work for thousands of unemployed who would recover their dignity. But if we continue to reduce where it does not correspond, since Public Works is an accelerator of the Macroeconomy, we continue to go backwards”, concluded Adler.
Source: Ambito
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