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Hyperinflation, currency board, and bust : The case of Argentina /
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La violence de la monnaie /
Published 1982Table of Contents: “…Monnaie, violence et souveraineté dans l´histoire -- 5. L´hyperinflation -- 6. Les vicissitudes de la politique monétaire américaine -- 7. …”
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Exchange rate policies in developing and post-socialist countries /
Published 1991Table of Contents: “…Exchange rate policy in countries with hyperinflation: the case of Argentina / Roque B. Fernández -- 12. …”
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The Credibility and the Macroeconomic Policy after the abandonment of Convertibility
Published 2019“…The analysis concluded that: 1) the announcements and macroeconomic policy measures taken to deal with the crisis were implemented in a context of total loss of credibility of the authorities after the abandonment of the Convertibility, 2) the response of the In the face of such a loss of credibility, the government took fiscal and monetary adjustments to extremes in order to contain the exchange volatility and reverse the expectations of hyperinflation with a huge cost in terms of falling output, increased unemployment and poverty, and 3) the reversion of the expectations of the economic agents, which manifested itself in the containment of the volatility of the exchange rate, shows that the strong fiscal and monetary adjustment had a much greater weight than the reputational factors in the formation of the expectations…”
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