[PDF] The anatomy of financial crises and the current ones effects

In 1980, there were the Tequila debt crises that affected Mexico and Argentina, as well as, the financial crises of East Asia, Latin America, Russia and South Africa

century, Argentina's economic level, Argentina was hit hard by this so-called “tequila” crisis, but with the help of the central bank, its relatively strong banking sector survived the withdrawal of deposits and after one year of sharp decline, the economy grew again in 1996

[PDF] The Crisis That Was Not Prevented - Lessons for Argentina, the IMF

IMF surveillance policy, debt and financial crisis management, senior resident Perry, G and L Servén, “The Anatomy of a Multiple Crisis: Why Was Argentina

[PDF] World Bank Document - Open Knowledge Repository

The Anatomy of a Multiple Crisis The Argentine crisis has been variously blamed on fiscal Argentine trade structure made a peg to the dollar highly Humberto Lopez and Luis Serven; (iii) financial sector issues, by Augusto de la Torre

[PDF] 12 The Recent Crisis – and Recovery – of the Argentine Economy

The Argentine crisis could be examined as one more crisis of the developing countries Argentina became one of the most highly liberalized financial systems in the world Capital could See their 'The Anatomy of a Multiple Crisis; Why was

[PDF] What Can We Learn from the Current Crisis in Argentina? - Federal

recession occurred just at the moment that economic agents, almost Perry, G and L Servin (2002), “The Anatomy of a Crisis: Why Was Argentina Special

[PDF] Lessons from the Crisis in Argentina, October 8, 2003 - International

8 oct 2003 · Like other recent financial crises in emerging markets, the Argentine This fiscal federal structure gave rise to a number of problems, some of