Cardenas: Horacio

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Would you take the chainsaw to spending to save a country? πŸ’°βœ‚οΈ

A legacy of tough choices. πŸ‡§πŸ‡΄πŸ“Š

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πŸ‘‰ Would you have supported his drastic measures to save an economy?

His 1985 shock therapy tamed hyperinflation in months, not years. A masterclass in bold economic reform.

CΓ‘rdenas proved that shock therapy, though painful, could work when political will meets technical rigor. horacio cardenas

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As Minister of Finance, he implemented Decree 21060, which: βœ‚οΈ Slashed government spending 🏦 Stopped printing money πŸ’΅ Pegged the peso to the dollar πŸ“ˆ Opened the economy to free markets

The result? Inflation dropped to single digits in . Bolivia went from crisis to stability – a case study still taught in economics today. His 1985 shock therapy tamed hyperinflation in months,

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In 1985, Bolivia’s inflation rate hit . Shelves were empty. The currency was worthless.

Enter – an economist armed with a chainsaw (figuratively) and a bold plan. #HoracioCardenas #Economics #Bolivia

The man who stopped Bolivia’s hyperinflation (25,000% β†’ 10% in months) believed in discipline over demagoguery.

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