Argentina’s inflation problem has been so chronic and debilitating that it can be solved only by adopting a reliable alternative to central banking and discretionary monetary policy. The best way forward might begin with the government giving people and businesses the freedom to rely on any national or private currencies they choose.
A Proposal of Monetary Reform for Argentina
Flexible Dollarization and Free Banking
By Nicolás Cachanosky, Adrián O. Ravier
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appeared in
the Winter 2014/15 issue of The Independent Review.
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