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His involvement in politics began when he was elected as a student representative to the highest government body of the Economics School (1965–1966). He acted as Undersecretary of Development of the provincial government (1969–1970), director (1971–1972) and vice chairman of the board (1972–1973) of
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Consumers also benefited: income poverty fell by about half (to under 20%) and new auto sales (likewise depressed since 1982) jumped fivefold, to about 500,000 units. This boom, however, had its problems early on. Tight federal budgets kept the budget deficits of the provinces from improving and,
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In 1996, shortly after Menem's reelection, the flux of money from privatisation ceased, and Cavallo was ousted from the cabinet, due to his volatile personality and fights with other cabinet members, coupled with staggering unemployment and social unrest caused by his economic policies and the
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though many benefited from Cavallo's insistence that large employers translate higher productivity into higher pay, this same productivity boom (as well as the nearly 200,000 layoffs the privatizations caused) helped unemployment jump from about 7% in 1991–92 to over 12%, by 1994.
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and continued to plummet for the rest of 1981 and into 1982. Mortgage and business borrowers saw their monthly installments increase over tenfold in just a year and many, including homeowners just months away from paying off their
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at 1 peso per US dollar; he signed his plan into law on April 1, 1991. Cavallo thus succeeded in defeating inflation, which had averaged over 220% (1975–1988), had leapt to 5000% (1989) and remained at 1300% (1990).
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and as a result, saved millions of homeowners and small-business owners from financial ruin (as well as millions more, indirectly). What followed, however, remained the subject of great controversy.
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Between April and June 2002, Cavallo was jailed for alleged participation in illegal weapons sales during the Menem administration. He was exonerated of all charges related to this scandal in 2005.
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and ratcheted joblessness to 18% (the highest since the 1930s). Confidence and the economy recovered relatively quickly; but, the consequences of double-digit unemployment soon created a
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Productivity per hour worked between 1991 and 1996 increased by 117%. More than any other country on any 5-year period since the start of the series in 1950.
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per hour worked during his five-years as minister of Menem increased by more than 100%. In 2001, he was the economy minister for nine months during the
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think-tank, he prepared an academic team for taking over the management of the economy, and to that end he participated actively in
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This controversy notwithstanding, upon Argentina's return to democracy in December 1983, he became a close economic advisor to
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Starr, Pamela K. (1997). "Government Coalitions and the Viability of Currency Boards: Argentina under the Cavallo Plan".
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down from over 1,300% in 1990 to less than 20% in 1992 and nearly to zero during the rest of the 1990s. He implemented
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GDP, long stuck at its 1973 level even with a growing population, grew by about a third from early 1991 to late 1994.
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Cavallo served as the Robert Kennedy Visiting Professor in Latin American Studies in the department of economics at
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in March 2001 to lead the economy once again, in the face of a weakened coalition government and two years of
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Political pressure by the Peronist opposition and other organized economic interests coincided with the
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since 1930, and a particularly heinous Central Bank regulation painfully remembered as the Central Bank
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the state telecom concern and national airlines (the once-premier airline in Latin America,
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As Menem initially chose to deliver the Economy Ministry to senior executives of the firm
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He attempted to restore business confidence by renegotiating the external debt with the
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Argentina's Economic Reforms of the 1990s in Contemporary and Historical Perspective
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at the time and therefore raised little concern. The next February, however, the
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the Provincial Bank and Undersecretary of Interior of the national government.
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A series of Peronist presidents came and left in the next few days, until
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by large investors and foreign holdings led to a bank run and a massive
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and allowed the dollar to be used for legal contracts. This brought the
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Members of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies elected in Buenos Aires
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Cavallo's policies are viewed by opponents as major causes of the
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eased only very slowly after the return to growth in early 1996.
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Members of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies elected in CĂłrdoba
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as well as a visiting lecturer at Yale's economics department.
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Graciela Kaminsky; Amine Mati; Nada Choueiri (November 2009).
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He has also continued to serve as a member of the influential
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from the article and its talk page, especially if potentially
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Ministry of Federal Planning, Public Investment and Services
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In mid-1995, Cavallo denounced the existence of presumed "
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Minister of Economy with de la RĂșa and during the crisis
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Domingo Cavallo was appointed in 1991, and deepened the
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endured by Argentina in the late 1990s, as well as the
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As of January 2012, Cavallo is a senior fellow at the
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United States Congressional Joint Economic Committee
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Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences alumni
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He is known for implementing the 1857:Cavallo, Domingo; Runde, Sonia Cavallo (2017). 1811:"ARGENTINA'S ECONOMIC CRISIS: CAUSES AND CURES" 1577: 1575: 967:Minister of Economy at the Menem administration 711:fiasco brought more moderate leadership to the 1978:"Unos regresaron con gloria; otros fracasaron" 1716: 400:December 10, 1987 â€“ December 10, 1989 16:Argentine economist and politician (born 1946) 3203:Argentine politicians convicted of corruption 2840: 2547: 2170: 1856: 1680: 1572: 3163:Presidents of the Central Bank of Argentina 1727:"Carlos Menem | Biography & Facts" 1502:On December 1, 2015, Cavallo, ex president 1204:that to some extent continues to this day. 1089:to achieve the path towards adherence to a 379:December 10, 1997 â€“ March 20, 2001 2847: 2833: 2554: 2540: 2177: 2163: 1707: 1536:Malaysia : Honorary Commander of the 891:. President AlfonsĂ­n's efforts to control 816:himself (whose chief interest, steelmaker 315:President of the Central Bank of Argentina 151: 56:about living persons that is unsourced or 3053:Ministry of Health and Social Development 2774:Ministry of Health and Social Development 2463:Ministry of Health and Social Development 1035:to imports, and removing restrictions on 831: 715:, Cavallo was appointed president of the 180:20 March 2001 â€“ 20 December 2001 127:Learn how and when to remove this message 1419: 1304: 1219: 970: 906: 835: 773:Cavallo immediately rescinded the hated 719:. He inherited the country's most acute 277:July 8, 1989 â€“ January 31, 1991 225:1 February 1991 â€“ 6 August 1996 3138:People from CĂłrdoba Province, Argentina 2948:Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship 2649:Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship 2277:Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship 1058:of state companies; the elimination of 327:July 2, 1982 â€“ August 26, 1982 3110: 1824: 1805: 1331:and with bondholders, but the growing 1293:in 2000, got second place and lost to 1158:than ever. Going on to total over 200 1042:He reformed the State and recreated a 620:universities. He was professor at the 3188:Candidates for President of Argentina 3143:National University of CĂłrdoba alumni 2828: 2535: 2158: 1739: 734:Implemented in 1980 at the behest of 1696:Argentina: From Insolvency to Growth 1566:National Bureau of Economic Research 1497: 1462:Jackson Institute for Global Affairs 1377:the peso and soon afterwards let it 1224:Cavallo, candidate for president in 1085:, and reached an agreement with the 660:Region. He graduated with honors in 561:1998–2002 Argentine great depression 18: 3198:Action for the Republic politicians 3133:Argentine people of Italian descent 1415: 1246:Cavallo founded a political party, 1116:increased; in that year alone, the 13: 1538:Order of the Defender of the Realm 1100:These reforms were a success: the 14: 3214: 3178:Ministers of economy of Argentina 2907:Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers 2605:Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers 2075: 1646:"El recuerdo de la Circular 1050" 1522: 1252:, which allowed him to return to 1164:Yacimientos PetrolĂ­feros Fiscales 1123:He was the ideologist behind the 652:to Florencia and Felipe Cavallo, 2881: 1954:. April 13, 2005. 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