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A Week of Fiscal Balance and Thread by Argentina

The government stopped rising wages relative to inflation; what it failed to do was stop the increase in public services: electricity, water, gas, public transport, etc.

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A Week of Fiscal Balance and Thread by Argentina

The government stopped rising wages relative to inflation; what it failed to do was stop the increase in public services: electricity, water, gas, public transport, etc.

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