Economics

Argentina has not grown for more than a decade. During this period inflation has risen to levels incompatible with any development process. To return to growth, stabilising and reforming certain aspects of the economy are necessary conditions.

We believe that a consistent and responsible path is possible, distributing the costs of the process in a progressive way and laying the foundations to achieve medium and long term goals.

We work on guidelines to achieve stabilisation and make structural improvements in the Argentine economy. We make proposals from a heterodox position to build a sustainable macroeconomy: fiscal, tax, monetary and exchange rate policies, the promotion of tradable supply and a deep work on the bimonetary nature of our economy.

Agreements and consensus are the key to unlocking the path of development that will make us grow as a nation. 

Team

Director

Guido Zack holds a PhD in economic analysis from the universities of Alcalá and Complutense de Madrid and a degree in economics from the UBA. He specializes in economic policy, macroeconomics and international economics.
Tomás Canosa holds a degree in Economics from the UBA and a Master's degree in International Economics and Economic Development from the HTW-Berlin. He served as Undersecretary for SMEs at the Ministry of Economy.
Pablo de la Vega holds a BA and MA in Economics from the UNLP. His areas of interest include economic development, the future of work, inequality and climate change.
Emiliano Libman holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is an Assistant Researcher at CONICET and was Director of the Unit for Technical Relations with the IMF at the National Ministry of Economy.
María Fernanda Villafañe holds a BA in Economics from the UNaM and an MA in Economics from the UNLP. Her areas of interest include macroeconomics, sustainable development and public policy.
Micaela Fernández Erlauer holds a degree in economics from the UBA and is pursuing an MA in Public Policy Design and Evaluation at the National University of San Martín.

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