Convertibility Regime
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The Convertibility Regime was Argentina’s 1990s economic framework that rigidly pegged the peso to the U.S. dollar to combat hyperinflation, ultimately contributing to a severe financial crisis and collapse in 2001.
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| Convertibility Regime canonical | 1 |
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