Por Miguel A. Kiguel
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A brief history of Argentina's devaluations and their effects on inflation and growth
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A brief history of Argentina's devaluations and their effects on inflation and growth
September 2015
Throughout history, Argentina experienced several episodes of devaluation, understood as events where the exchange rate showed a significant discrete jump.
Since the fifties, there were ten episodes of devaluation. This means that there was a devaluation, on average, every six years.
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