Abstract

Argentina's new president Mauricio Macri has moved quickly and decisively to mend the country's ailing economy and fix its international debt problems, signalled his intention to usher in more pragmatic and open foreign and trade policies, and earned high approval ratings. But the country's domestic economic problems are daunting, and Macri's remedial measures will take time to bear fruit.

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