José Guerra Proposes to Curb Monetary Financing to Reduce Inflation in Venezuela #6Jun
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The economist argued that an "anti-inflationary agreement" should be reached between the government, the opposition and the business and trade union sectors. The post José Guerra proposes to raise wages to "fundable level" with oil income appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
On Saturday, economist José Guerra proposed a plan for the recovery of the Venezuelan economy, in which he included an increase in wages and pensions to a "fundable level" with oil and non-oil revenues. In an Instagram post, Guerra also pointed out that the social security system should be reformed and private pension funds allowed, as well as a plan to implement a system of direct transfers to households in critical poverty.
Economist José Guerra presented on Friday, June 5, during a forum at the Central University of Venezuela (UCV), a road map aimed at stabilizing the national economy, whose fundamental pillar is a political pact designed to stop the widespread rise in prices. The expert categorically maintained that no policies [...] La entrada José Guerra proposes to curb monetary financing to reduce inflation in Venezuela #6Jun was first published in El Impulso.
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