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Argentina’s Crisis: The Costs and Consequences of Default to the IFIs

November 01, 2002

Alan Barber

Mark Weisbrot

Alan Cibils

November 2002, Mark Weisbrot and Alan Cibils

This paper challenges widely held assumptions surrounding Argentina’s possible default on IMF loans. Excerpts from this issue brief were printed in Clarín, Argentina’s largest daily newspaper.

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Alan Barber | CPC Center Policy Director

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Mark Weisbrot | Co-Director

Co-Director, Center for Economic and Policy Research

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Argentina’s Crisis: The Costs and Consequences of Default to the IFIs

Alan Barber

Mark Weisbrot

Alan Cibils

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Alan Barber | CPC Center Policy Director

Mark Weisbrot | Co-Director

Alan Cibils

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