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5.901 documents for argentina economy

- ARGENTINA: ECONOMY MINISTER RESIGNS AS CRISIS CONTINUES.
The Argentine government announced April 19 that an "indefinite" banking holiday would begin April 22, setting off a new round of anti-government demo...
- NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs
- Nbr. 2002, June 2002
- Argentina Economy Rebuilding
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - When you are practicing the tango, even walking is cool. The teacher stands in front of the tango class, his black hair slicked back and his expression intense. He steps forward - toes pointed, back straight - as novices try in vain to follow his debonair lead.
- Sunday Gazette-Mail
- March 02, 2004
- ARGENTINA: FORMER ECONOMY MINISTRY DOMINGO CAVALLO INDICTED.
Argentina's former economy minister Domingo Cavallo has been indicted on charges related to illegal arms shipments to Croatia and Ecuador in the 1990s...
- NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs
- Nbr. 2002, June 2002

- ARGENTINA: ECONOMY MINISTER FELISA MICELI RESIGNS AFTER SUITCASE FULL OF CASH FOUND IN OFFICE BATHROOM.
Argentina's Economy Minister Felisa Miceli is under investigation from prosecutors after a security check found thousands of dollars in cash in her of...
- NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs
- Nbr. 2007, January 2007
- ARGENTINA: ECONOMY MINISTER DOMINGO CAVALLO MODIFIES CURRENCY PEG.
On June 21, the Argentine Senate, controlled by the opposition Partido Justicialista-peronista (PJ), approved Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo's bill ...
- NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs
- Nbr. 2001, April 2001
- When Sugar Ruled; Economy and Society in Northwestern Argentina, Tucuman, 1876-1916.
ISBN: 9780896802742 TITLE: When sugar ruled; economy and society in northwestern Argentina, Tucuman, 1876-1916. AUTHOR: Juarez-Dappe, Patricia. PUBLIS...
- Reference and Research Book News
- Vol. 25 Nbr. 3, August 2010
- Argentina 2020: Propuestas Para Profundizar La Transformación
The authors also agree that to achieve such a society, a strong, more active and reformed state must engage with various civil society actors.\n While it is now clear that economic policies begun by the military in the late 1970s have had a transformative impact on Argentina's economy, society and state, it should also be evident that the intensity of these changes reflects a variety of historical factors.
- Americas Quarterly
- Vol. 2 Nbr. 1, January 2008
- ARGENTINA: PRESIDENT NESTOR KIRCHNER REPLACES ECONOMY MINISTER.
Argentine President Nestor Kirchner replaced Economy Minister Roberto Lavagna with Felisa Miceli, head of the state-owned Banco Nacion on Nov. 28, 200...
- NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs
- Nbr. 2006, January 2006
- Employing Workers
Employment regulations are needed to allow efficient contracting between employers and workers and to protect workers from discriminatory or unfair treatment by employers. In its indicators on , Doing Business measures flexibility in the regulation of hiring, working hours and dismissal in a manner consistent with the conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO). An economy can have the most flexible labor regulations as measured by Doing Business while ratifying and complying with all conventions directly relevant to the factors measured by Doing Business4 and with the ILO core labor standards. No economy can achieve a better score by failing to comply with these conventions. In Africa, Uganda (in 2006), Mozambique (in 2007) and Burkina Faso (in 2008) ena...

...In Latin America, Argentina reduced the severance payment for a worker with 20...
- Doing Business
- November 17, 2010
- Recovery: Economy
The United States should learn a lesson from Argentina about reforming an economy to serve the people. On Oct. 23, Argentina's incumbent president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, won a landslide re-election victory, with 53 percent of the vote, versus 17 percent for her closest challenger.
- Sunday Gazette-Mail
- November 07, 2011