The former president of the National Bank during the Government of Mauricio Macri defined inflation as “hindering” and “hangover”, since “hinders the reform of purchasing power.”
The former president of Banco Nación during the government of Mauricio Macri, Carlos Melconian, He referred to the possible May inflation rate, which is expected to be around 2%and assured that It is “important” for the monthly data to return to that figure.
However, the economist said that if the government does not kill inflation, it will enter into “A relative price quilombo“, despite seeing as something positive that has retreated 25%/30% per year.
In dialogue with Radio RivadaviaMelconian defined inflation as “Obstacultant” and “hangover”after the last consumer price index (CPI), April, has been 2.8%.
“With vision to the future, this is an obstacle inflation: hinders the reform of purchasing power and the improvement of credit “the economist cooked.
Carlos Melconian lowered his thumb to the plan to use “dollars of the mattress”: “My dog is still my dog”
Economist Carlos Melconian, criticized the announcement of the government of Javier Milei on the flexibility of the use of “dollars of the mattress”. He assured that the measure does not cause real changes For savers or represent a Breaking in current economic policyso its impact will be limited.
“The Canuto is Canuto. I have a dog and if you tell me that today I can buy a motorcycle, my canut It does not modify the behavior of Argentines.
For the economist, the announcement “Do not mark a before and after” and is part of a series of decisions “Based on experimentation”without a clear strategy or a consolidated economic program behind. “You have to do things within a program, where you first go to one thing and then go to the other”he said.
Although he did not oppose the gradual approach, he was overwhelming in criticizing the way The Government communicates its policies: “I do not disgust the proof and error process, because life is. What I say is: Do not take me to put an agenda theme and all the monkeys dance around that”
Source: Ambito
