Argentina and the need to grow: the link between micro and macro

Authors

  • Fernando Couto UADE Business School. Universidad Argentina de la Empresa
  • Marcos Orteu UADE Business School. Universidad Argentina de la Empresa
  • Evangelina Santilli Evangelina Santilli, Researcher at the Institute of Economics (INECO) and Professor at Universidad Argentina de la Empresa (UADE). School of Economics. Department of Economics and Finance. Buenos Aires. Argentina .

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24275/uam/azc/dcsh/ae/2023v38n99/Couto

Keywords:

Argentina, Fiscal deficit, Inflation, External restriction

Abstract

This work analysis the interrelationship between Argentina’s macroeconomic scenario and the microeconomics of the agricultural and energy sectors. For Argentina to grow once again, a necessary condition for its development, one requires a stable economy, but how to reach this scenario avoiding a social crisis or more income inequality is a technical (and political) challenge. Through a three-deficit model we analyze Argentina macro reality and conclude that the agricultural and energy sector can contribute dollars, the former through increased exports and the latter through reduce imports, that would help avoid fiscal and monetary austerity measures that otherwise would be inevitable.

JEL Classification: E20; E60; O11; O13.

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Author Biographies

  • Fernando Couto, UADE Business School. Universidad Argentina de la Empresa

    Mg. in Economics. Professor at UADE Business School. Universidad Argentina de la Empresa. Buenos Aires. Argentina

  • Marcos Orteu, UADE Business School. Universidad Argentina de la Empresa

    Mg. in Economics. Professor at UADE Business School. Universidad Argentina de la Empresa. Buenos Aires. Argentina

  • Evangelina Santilli, Evangelina Santilli, Researcher at the Institute of Economics (INECO) and Professor at Universidad Argentina de la Empresa (UADE). School of Economics. Department of Economics and Finance. Buenos Aires. Argentina .

    Mg. in Economics. Professor at UADE. Universidad Argentina de la Empresa. Buenos Aires. Argentina

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Published

2023-09-20

How to Cite

Argentina and the need to grow: the link between micro and macro. (2023). Análisis Económico, 38(99), 53-73. https://doi.org/10.24275/uam/azc/dcsh/ae/2023v38n99/Couto

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