
handle: 11336/13848
Resumen: Desde 1956, en ocho ocasiones la Argentina refinanció deudas oficiales en el ámbito del Club de París. Estas refinanciaciones implicaron implementar programas de ajuste, acompañados en seis oportunidades por acuerdos contingentes con el FMI. Pero la apreciación subsiguiente de la moneda doméstica y los compromisos de facilitar importaciones pactados en tales acuerdos, desencadenan un ciclo de auge y deterioro de la cuenta corriente del balance de pagos que finaliza con una nueva crisis y una deuda externa incrementada, agravando la restricción de divisas originante de tal situación, en un contexto de salida masiva de capitales, inflación y recesión.
Abstract: Argentina refinanced eight times its Paris Club’s debts since 1956. The refinancing involved implementing stabilization and expenditure cut programs, and were accompanied by IMF agreements in six occasions. But the subsequent appreciation of the domestic currency and the imports commitments involved in such agreements triggered a cycle of boom followed by the worsening of the current account, which resulted in a new crisis and the increase of the external debt, exacerbating the original foreign currency restriction in a context of massive capital outflows, inflation and recessión.
Fil: Brenta, Noemí. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Brenta, Noemí. Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina; Argentina
Fil: Brenta, Noemí. Universidad de Buenos Aires; Argentina
crisis de pagos, Argentina, America, Club de Paris, History (General), F1201-3799, Club de París, DEUDA EXTERNA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.2, D1-2009, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, E11-143, Latin America. Spanish America, CLUB DE PARIS, CRISIS ECONOMICA, FMI
crisis de pagos, Argentina, America, Club de Paris, History (General), F1201-3799, Club de París, DEUDA EXTERNA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.2, D1-2009, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, E11-143, Latin America. Spanish America, CLUB DE PARIS, CRISIS ECONOMICA, FMI
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