Argentine economist: fiscal deficit is main disease, questions inflation-growth tradeoff

Mariano Flores Vidal, former Central Bank general manager, argues Argentina's primary economic ailment is fiscal imbalance, not inflation per se. He challenges the assumption that disinflation must come at the cost of growth, signaling a policy debate within Argentine economic circles. The statement reflects ongoing uncertainty about the government's stabilization program and its growth implications.

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