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History for the Books: Javier Milei & Argentina’s Budget

Last updated: January 21, 2025 5:11 pm
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In 2023, Javier Milei proposed a series of libertarian policies to reverse Argentina’s long-standing economic decline. Despite skepticism from many who believed it couldn’t be done, Milei managed to achieve a balanced budget for the country by the end of 2024, marking the first time in 16 years that Argentina had accomplished this feat.

Milei’s determination played a crucial role in this achievement. As an economist, he understood the importance of signaling to the international community that Argentina was serious about cutting back on its excessive spending, which had been fueling inflation for years. This determination, coupled with a unique institutional feature in Argentina that allowed for the extension of the previous year’s budget in the absence of a new one, enabled Milei to make significant cuts to public spending.

By not negotiating the budget bill in Congress, Milei was able to implement a 25% reduction in real spending, freezing public works, decreasing pensions, and laying off over 30,000 public employees. These austerity measures, while necessary to balance the budget, were met with social unrest and protests, particularly in the university sector.

The results of Milei’s efforts have been significant. By ending the deficit and demonstrating a commitment to fiscal responsibility, Argentina has seen a dramatic decrease in inflation, with the monthly rate dropping from 25% in December 2023 to less than 3% in December 2024. The stock market has responded positively to these developments, making Argentina’s stock index one of the best performers in the world in 2024.

Milei understands that maintaining a balanced budget is crucial for long-term stability and economic growth. He believes that the failures of past liberalization policies were due to excessive public spending, and he is determined to avoid repeating those mistakes. By successfully cutting spending without resorting to hyperinflation or defaulting on debt, Milei has made history in Argentina.

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It is rare for an Argentine president to prioritize spending cuts, but Milei’s bold actions have set a new precedent for fiscal responsibility in the country. His success in achieving a balanced budget in a single year, something that eluded even the previous administration of Mauricio Macri, demonstrates the effectiveness of his approach. Argentina needed a drastic overhaul of its fiscal policies, and Milei has delivered.

In conclusion, Javier Milei’s achievement of a balanced budget in Argentina is a significant milestone in the country’s economic history. His determination, coupled with strategic decision-making and bold actions, have set Argentina on a path towards stability and growth. As Milei continues to implement reforms and prioritize fiscal responsibility, the future looks promising for Argentina’s economy.

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