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Economy & Business - April 2026
ARGENTINA: The risk of Milei’s shock economic opening
Many of Argentina’s industry leaders were initially enthusiastic supporters of President Javier Milei’s proposals to downsize the state, fix public finances, and deregulate business activity. But more than halfway through Milei’s four-year term, they have become alarmed as the liberal economist’s ‘shock therapy’ has soured business and in some cases threatened to wipe out their existence entirely.
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