Name: Dinosaurios y Marmotas en Busca del Desarrollo Perdido (in Spanish)
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Author: Eduardo Levy Yeyati
ISBN: 9789876146258

portada Dinosaurios y Marmotas en Busca del Desarrollo Perdido (in Spanish)

Dinosaurios y Marmotas en Busca del Desarrollo Perdido (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Eduardo Levy Yeyati

Publisher

Capital Intelectual

Year

2021

Language

Spanish

Pages

272

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9789876146258

Edited in

Argentina

Synopsis "Dinosaurios y Marmotas en Busca del Desarrollo Perdido (in Spanish)"

Si se la mira cada tres meses; Argentina cambia constantemente: la economía y la política son una montaña rusa vertiginosa y líquida; si se la mira cada diez años; el país es el mismo: el dinosaurio del subdesarrollo sigue intacto y los problemas ¿la polarización; la falta de dólares; la inflación¿ se repiten cíclicamente como en El día de la marmota; la célebre comedia en la que un perplejo Bill Murray era condenado a vivir el mismo día una y otra vez.

Eduardo Levy Yeyati

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Eduardo Levy Yeyati (Buenos Aires, 1965) is an Argentine economist and writer, known for his academic work and his foray into literature. He is a full professor at the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella and a principal researcher at CONICET. He has held prominent roles such as chief economist at the Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina and head of emerging markets strategy at Barclays Capital. His academic output focuses on emerging finances, monetary policy, and economic development. In 2015, he received the Centenary Award from the National Academy of Economic Sciences for his work "Fear of appreciation".

In the literary field, he has published essays such as La resurrección (2007, with Diego Valenzuela), Vamos por todo (2013, with Marcos Novaro), Porvenir (2015), Después del trabajo (2018) and Automatizados (2024, with Darío Judzik). He is also the author of novels like Gallo (2008), Culebrón (2013) and El juego de la mancha (2018), the last two being finalists in literary awards. His work spans both economic essay and fiction, exploring contemporary issues with a critical and analytical eye.

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