2014
DOI: 10.1177/0094582x14535718
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The Influence of Interest Groups on Government

Abstract: Interest groups’ influence on government affects economic policy making and has an impact on economic crises. Under Argentina’s convertibility exchange-rate regime until its collapse in 2001, tradable-goods entrepreneurs’ preferences depended on the degree to which the government offered them trade-offs either to offset the loss of competitiveness stemming from the currency peg or to exempt them from the costs of devaluation. For the nontradable sector and investors the costs of maintaining the peg to the doll… Show more

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“…without room to find protection in a currency devaluation, industries competing with imports pushed for antidumping measures, quotas and exemptions (Cherny, 2014). To moderate dependence on capital inflows, the government planned to increase exports.…”
Section: ) Generating Foreign Exchangementioning
confidence: 99%
“…without room to find protection in a currency devaluation, industries competing with imports pushed for antidumping measures, quotas and exemptions (Cherny, 2014). To moderate dependence on capital inflows, the government planned to increase exports.…”
Section: ) Generating Foreign Exchangementioning
confidence: 99%