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100			_aNataraj, Geethanjali
245			_aArgentina's crisis: causes and consequences
260			_c2003
300			_ap.1641-644.
362			_a26 Apr
520			_aDuring the east Asian crisis of 1997. Argentina was being referred to as a model state because of its fixed exchange rate regime. However, by 2001, due to several macroeconomic reasons the economy had collapsed. It is now clear that Argentina will reverse at least some of the economic reforms introduced by president Carlos Mennen in the early 1990s to survive the crisis it is currently experiencing. That small and open economies are far more susceptible to large external shocks, such as changes in foreign interest rates, terms of trade, regional contagion effects, etc, is among the many lessons of the Argentine crisis. - Reproduced.
650			_aEconomic recession - Argentina
650			_aEconomic recession
700			_aSahoo, Pravakar
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
909			_a56562
999			_c56562 _d56562