THE CASA ROSADA QUANDRY: NON-STATE ACTORS AND ARGENTINA'S ECONOMY. (e-journal)

Argentina's name may mean "made of silver," but oftentimes its economy does not seem as strong as the name might suggest. With yearly inflation reaching almost 60 percent and the country mired in debt, policymakers are grasping for a solution without much success. Meanwhile, many Argentines follow the US-peso exchange rate religiously, yet seem to have little control over its fluctuations. Fore…