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El Cronista5 min read

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Domingo Cavallo criticized the currency restrictions imposed by Javier Milei's government, arguing that they limit economic growth and freedom. He proposed liberalizing the currency market and accumulating Central Bank reserves to improve expectations and reduce financial risk.
He also drew comparisons to the convertibility era of the 1990s, suggesting that a strategy more aligned with economic freedom could benefit the current administration and its electoral image moving forward.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Cavallo cuestionó a Milei por las restricciones cambiarias
La propuesta de Cavallo para acumular reservas
El antecedente de Menem y la convertibilidad
La advertencia por la deuda en pesos y la dolarización
La política económica de Javier Milei combina el equilibrio fiscal con una estrategia monetaria y cambiaria que busca sostener la desinflación. Sin embargo, para Domingo Cavallo, esa combinación presenta contradicciones que pueden limitar los resultados del programa y dificultar la recuperación de la actividad económica.
El exministro de Economía cuestionó las restricciones cambiarias que todavía afectan a las empresas, reclamó una mayor acumulación de reservas del Banco Central y sostuvo que el Gobierno tiene margen para modificar el rumbo antes de las próximas elecciones.
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