PROMESA’s Dangerous Premises
identify five fatal flaws in the ten-year fiscal plan recently approved for Puerto Rico.
Martin Guzman
Martin Guzman, a research associate at Columbia University Business School and an associate professor at the University of Buenos Aires, is a co-chair of the Columbia Initiative for Policy Dialogue Taskforce on Debt Restructuring and Sovereign Bankruptcy and a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI).
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Macri’s Disappointing First Year in Argentina
shows why the country may be economically worse off now than when its current president took over.
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From Bad to Worse for Puerto Rico
pillory a federally imposed fiscal plan that openly assumes a Venezuela-style depression.
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Argentina’s Uncertain Prospects
urge the government to protect the most vulnerable as it works to stabilize the economy.
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A Step Forward for Sovereign Debt
believe that restructuring should be subject to nine principles adopted in September by the UN.
