Ámbito summoned economists to argue for and against the project, raise its benefits, its negative effects, and its possible risks.
Ámbito summoned economists to argue for and against the project, raise its benefits, its negative effects, and its possible risks.
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The presidential candidate of La Libertad Avanza (LLA), Javier Milei, once again put into debate the dollarization of Argentina as an alternative to a new economic paradigm. The idea is not new, but his project deeply affected public opinion in the face of the political change that is coming in the country with the elections.
Will the coming Argentina be a country without its own currency and tied to the monetary policy of the United States? How will it impact inflation and wages? Dollarization or bimonetarism? These are just some of the doubts that arise from a project that is still difficult to explain even to its authors.
Ambit called on economists to argue for and against the project, present its benefits, its negative effects, and its possible risks.
Below are the links to the opinions of the specialists:
When theory collides with reality: dollarization – By Alejo Iramain
The path to dollarization shows that it is not necessary to dollarize – By Federico Glustein
The peso, its death sentence and the possibility of dollarizing everything – By Manuel Adorni
Lower wages: the essential content of dollarization – By Pablo Ferrari
Dollarization: the risks of poor implementation – By Mariano Fernández
To dollarize or not to dollarize? What is the question? – By Florencia Fiorentin and Fernando Molina
Source: Ambito
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