Down to earth

Article Abstract:

The Argentine economy has moved into recession, hit by low commodity prices and problems in Brazil, an important export market. Foreign borrowing costs have also increased as a result of the Russian debt default of 1998. Argentina has controlled inflation and had moved into growth with the help of a currency board, and capital flight has not been a problem in the 1999 crisis, in contrast to 1995. There is support for the currency board, but reforms are also needed to cut costs.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Economic policy

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Long recession, short shrift

Article Abstract:

Argentina faces a recession, and the international and domestic contexts are examined in detail.

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Aid for Argentina

Article Abstract:

The economic problems of Argentina, their causes and the need for aid are examined in detail.

Editorial, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance

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