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Latin American Economy & Business - December 2015 (ISSN 1741-7430)
First steps by the Alfonso Prat-Gay team
Argentina’s new government took office on 10 December and as this issue went to press (the week beginning 14 December) the team led by the new finance minister, Alfonso Prat-Gay, was expected to announce a package of measures. Some were clearly signalled in advance, but others, particularly those concerned with the exchange rate and the availability of US dollars, were subject to intense last-minute negotiations.
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