April 23, 2020 Isaías Marini Isaías Marini ( < 1 mins) [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Isaías Marini is an economist at Econviews from Córdoba, Argentina. He holds a bachelor's degree from the National University... Read More...
The Week at a Glance April 19, 2021 Argentina: From Gloom to Doom Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 3 mins) Editorial: From Gloom to Doom The measures announced this week, aimed at containing the impacts of Covid’s second wave,... Read More...
The Week at a Glance April 5, 2021 Argentina: Poverty, the Most Important Deficit Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 3 mins) Editorial: Poverty, the Most Important Deficit In line with expectations, The Statistics Agency announced that 42% of Argentines... Read More...
The Week at a Glance March 30, 2021 Argentina: Another Episode in The IMF Soap Opera Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial, IMF Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 2 mins) Editorial: Another Episode in The IMF Soap Opera The International Monetary Fund’s soap opera with Argentina seems to have... Read More...
Econviews Monthly March 22, 2021 Argentina: The Month at a Glance Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 3 mins) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS • With an USD 1.9 trillion relief bill and full vaccination as early as June, the US is set... Read More...
The Week at a Glance March 23, 2021 Argentina: Tax Policy Has Gone Bananas Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 3 mins) Few things reflect a divergence from normal countries’ policy choices than the proposals to modify the Income tax that are... Read More...
The Week at a Glance March 9, 2021 Argentina: The First Two Months in Black and White Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 4 mins) Already in March we can make a preliminary balance of what the summer is leaving us. The best part came... Read More...
The Week at a Glance March 16, 2021 Can Argentina End Up In Another Debt Restructuration? Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 2 mins) Editorial: Can Argentina End Up In Another Debt Restructuration? With Argentine bond yields approaching 20% a year, some begin... Read More...
The Week at a Glance March 1, 2021 Argentina: The Summer Ends Without Surprises Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 4 mins) Contrary to what the turbulent Argentine history of summer crises could foretell, the summer is ending more calmly than expected.... Read More...
The Week at a Glance February 8, 2021 Argentina: Never Ending Restrictions Economics, Argentina, Emerging Markets editorial Alejandro Giacoia, Andrés Borenstein, Miguel A. Kiguel, Lorena Giorgio, Rafael Aguilar, Isaías Marini ( 4 mins) Since November 2011, Argentina has lived with financial restrictions except for three and a half years, from the beginning of... Read More...
