The ranking of economists Alberto Fernández

Some of these professionals know little about their economic thinking. It is said that Matías Kulfas This is a "pragmatic" economist. Those who frequent him say that he "does not fear the specific measures" and that he does not believe in the existence "ideologize the instruments ".

In this sense, and for those who seek to understand Kulfas, who will occupy and occupy a special place in the team of Alberto Fernández when he becomes President of the Nation, it is interesting to read his badysis of the economy during Kirchnerism. The economist does not headline his book casually "The three Kirchnerisms", from 2003 to 2015, where you can see that he was able to criticize the exchange rate, among others.

While in the narrowest environment, Alberto refuses to talk about accusations, some believe that Kulfas would play a predominant role in production. His stint at the Pyme secretariat allowed him to understand the dimension of the problems of one of the key sectors of the economy.

Follow in order of importance the second most heard voice for the presidential candidate of Frente de Todos is the Cecilia Todesca BoccoUBA-trained economist with a Master's degree from Columbia University and head of the central bank's cabinet during the management of the Mercedes Marcó del Pont but he also previously worked in the sovereign risk badysis service of the Standard & Poor's Risk Assessment Agency and knew how to be a leading advisor for Argentina for the southern cone of the International Monetary Fund.

They say that their thought may be "More radicalized" that of Kulfas, although they also define it as "heterodox" because of their experience in the public and private sectors. What is remarkable is that she is very familiar with the capital market.

Pragmatism

he third major economist is William Nielsen, former finance secretary between 2002 and 2005, signed in his day by the function through negotiations for the debt swap and the negotiation of an agreement with the IMF. Those who knew him during this period remember his intense discussions with "screaming" agency officials.

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William Nielsen

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As an economist, one could say that he is "Basically orthodox but programmatic." His economist training took place in the 1970s, during which the UBA was strongly influenced by this era. A vision that later qualified when he entered Boston University, where Nielsen still saves his departure "very solid training in all matters of fiscal and monetary policy ". Among these moments, he generally comments "having a vision of the problems that allows a rather precise predictive badysis".

Although Nielsen is still badociated with his financial expertise, his knowledge of foreign trade is also part of his knowledge. The last international position was at the head of the Argentine Embbady in Germany, but was previously an international negotiator before the GATT and with the European Community. He also knows the private sector because I work for companies as diverse as Swift or Socma during the presidency of Franco Macri. In recent times, he has also devoted himself to energy issues

Many Front of All members believe Nielsen could hold a financial position, but it should be noted that Martin Redrado With similar backgrounds, he is also an economist of frequent relations with Alberto.

Keynesian

he fourth largest economist is Emmanuel Álvarez Agis, Deputy Minister at the time of Axel Kicillof who, after the public event, put his consultant pxq whose reports, given his proximity to Fernandez, are read with great attention to find clues about the future economy. Agis's reflection on the economy places him as a "Keynesian Structuralist" it's someone who understands that "The growth limit driven by demand is the availability of dollars."

Some remember that during the leadership of Kicillof at the head of the Ministry of Economy, both visions had different visions on various topics.

Given that Alberto Fernández prefers not to appoint anyone to key positions such as the Palacio de Hacienda or the Central Bank, it is difficult to know exactly what policies he will adopt regarding: position with the IMF, foreign policy, among other major topics. Therefore, versions appear that indicate that the Front of all would seek funding from China not to depend on the Fund. At this point, Alberto Fernández's environment exclude that it's an alternative. They also indicate that they think "Debts of honor" as so many times the candidate himself has said. What and how will be something we still do not have the answer.