Argentina needs a monetary regime whose survival depends as little as possible on domestic politics.
Nicolás Cachanosky
Nicolás Cachanosky is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Metropolitan State University of Denver. With research interests in monetary economics and macroeconomics, much of his recent work has focused on incorporating aspects of financial duration into traditional business cycle models. He is co-editor of the journal Libertas: Segunda Época.
Trump’s Politicizing of Monetary Policy Won’t Fix the Federal Reserve’s Failings
Trump’s proposed reform would make the Fed an arm of the White House. It would be a step in the wrong direction.
Does Argentina Have Enough Dollars to Dollarize?
Argentine President Javier Milei has postponed the implementation of his much-anticipated dollarization plan. Some commentators, including Steve Forbes, have urged Milei to pick up the pace before it’s too late. Is it too late for Argentina to dollarize? One major...
Dollarization in Argentina: A Missed Opportunity
Milei has not dollarized Argentina as promised. Instead, he has chosen a more gradual approach, implementing a series of fiscal and structural reforms that he believes will lay the groundwork for future dollarization.
Can the Supply Chain Explain the Rise of Inflation?
It is more convenient for the government to argue that inflation is due to supply-chain shocks or scapegoats (such as evil corporations) than admitting it is of their own doing.
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