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This economist close to Milei assured that dollarization is still on the table: "I don't think Javier has abandoned the idea"
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Martín Krause, an economist close to Javier Milei, defended the ongoing dollarization plan during an interview, emphasizing the importance of structural changes in the Argentine economy. Krause highlighted that, despite current issues, the government is moving towards a long-term economic change that requires a different approach than past stabilization efforts.
He also mentioned that he does not believe Milei has abandoned the idea of dollarization, suggesting that there should be freedom to choose the currency.
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El rumbo del plan económico y su idea sobre la dolarización
El académico Martín Krause, economista cercano al presidente Javier Milei, analizó el plan de estabilización del Gobierno durante una entrevista en El Cronista Stream.
El especialista puso el foco en las transformaciones de fondo y relativizó los problemas coyunturales que pueda enfrentar el programa.
“Lo que yo miro es el cambio estructural a largo plazo, eso es lo que me parece importante”, señaló en el programa Pulso Financiero, conducido por Willy Laborda.
El economista -quien integró el equipo de asesores de Álvaro Alsogaray- planteó que, mientras ese cambio siga adelante, “puede haber mayores o menores problemas”.
Según Krause, lo fundamental es “cambiar de una vez la matriz económica de la Argentina” que estuvo vigente durante “80 o 100 años”.
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