and chronic inflation such as Argentina. Interestingly, it is rarely known that one of the earliest debates on the …

expected probability of reversal is low. Argentina once again faces high, persistent, and volatile inflation. With a looming … affairs to a foreign jurisdiction. The paper explores whether dollarization can fulfill such role given Argentina's history of …

Argentina's economic and institutional decline has long posed a conundrum to economists and social scientists. In … precede inclusive institutions face a similar problem, since Argentina was one of the most educationally advanced countries in … decadence and posits that, in Argentina, rising commodity prices have driven the cycles of populism. …

can lead to improved macroeconomic performance in Argentina. The country is a net exporter of commodities and a net …

This paper seeks to identify what worked and what didn't work to stop inflation in Argentina in the last seventy years …

the UK under the Labor Party and Argentina under Perón in the immediate postwar. This essay seeks to contribute to fill a …

Before Hugo Chavez burst into the political scene in Venezuela, Argentina's Juan Peron (1895- 1974) was considered the … quintessential Latin American populist leader. He ruled Argentina from mid 1943 until September 1955 and between 1973 and 1974 and …

Hugo Chavez burst into the political scene in Venezuela, Argentina's Juan Perón (1895-1974) was considered the …

Argentina with brief interruptions since 1946. The main conclusion of the article is that any country that consistently follows …

levels and money supply growing at 80% annually, have led some analysts to predict that Argentina might be heading into a "3 …%. Given all of the above, it is worthwhile investigating when Argentina experienced it and why. This paper attempts to answer … 1990. This paper argues that Argentina experienced four hyperinflationary episodes that were part of a long-term cycle that …