EdRooney
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Hey inflation fans!
For the expats here that are fiscal conservatives (in my experience, the vocal majority here), the panorama for significant change has become strikingly less promising this week.
CABA Mayor Mauricio Macri-- perhaps the 2015 candidate most different from kichnerismo-- said this week that he will not pay up on loans he had sold to meet BA's growing current account deficit[sup]1[/sup]. This is in spite of the fact that he has had the largest revenues in the history of Cap Fed.
There should be little doubt that this is a preview of what we might see in a future Presidente Macri:[sup]2[/sup] profligate spending at a rate even beyond the current crew, and with the same reticence towards "fiscal responsibility".
With this in mind, if you are a fiscal conservative, who remains in the field for you to vote for? Keeping in mind, that the most effective way to cut inflation would be to cut public expenditures, which possible candidate could possibly implement a fiscal policy that would effectively cut Argentina's excessive inflation?
Vote and 'splain!
1. In this case its not vulture funds that are owed, but rather employees, but that's neither here nor there.
2. IMHO the only case where this would happen would be if nobody votes but CABA, but whatever.
For the expats here that are fiscal conservatives (in my experience, the vocal majority here), the panorama for significant change has become strikingly less promising this week.
CABA Mayor Mauricio Macri-- perhaps the 2015 candidate most different from kichnerismo-- said this week that he will not pay up on loans he had sold to meet BA's growing current account deficit[sup]1[/sup]. This is in spite of the fact that he has had the largest revenues in the history of Cap Fed.
There should be little doubt that this is a preview of what we might see in a future Presidente Macri:[sup]2[/sup] profligate spending at a rate even beyond the current crew, and with the same reticence towards "fiscal responsibility".
With this in mind, if you are a fiscal conservative, who remains in the field for you to vote for? Keeping in mind, that the most effective way to cut inflation would be to cut public expenditures, which possible candidate could possibly implement a fiscal policy that would effectively cut Argentina's excessive inflation?
Vote and 'splain!
1. In this case its not vulture funds that are owed, but rather employees, but that's neither here nor there.
2. IMHO the only case where this would happen would be if nobody votes but CABA, but whatever.