Crise do Estado e reformas Neoliberais no espaço Latino-americano
privatizações na Argentina (1989-1999)
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https://doi.org/10.21680/1984-817X.2017v12n01ID17664Keywords:
Neoliberalism, Washington Consensus, State Reform, Privatizations, ArgentinaAbstract
This article intends to analyze the neoliberal reforms in the context of Latin America's space, taking Argentina’s case during Carlos Menem government (1989-1999). The neoliberal adjustment in Argentina includes a series of measures recommended by the “Washington Consensus”, includes trade and financial liberalization, reduction of tariff and customs protection, improvement of private pensions, decline of public investment – specially of social sectors – as well as an unemployment increase. Besides that, Argentina realized one of the broadest and most radical privatization programs of Latin America, transferring to the private capital – national and foreign – the control of important public companies.
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