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El péndulo argentino, escrito por Marcelo Diamand en 1983, es un ensayo económico que analiza las crisis cíclicas que han agitado la economía argentina. Diamand identifica y denomina una “estructura productiva desequilibrada” que pervive en el país.
El autor sostiene que el fenómeno del "péndulo argentino" surge de la tensión entre dos corrientes contrapuestas: la expansiónista o popular y la ortodoxia o liberal. A través de su estudio, examina cómo estas adversas énfasis influyen en la trayectoria económica nacional.
El libro representa una lectura esencial para comprender los patrones y connotaciones de las crisis económicas argentinas, así como los factores estructurales que perpetúan su recurrencia.
First publish date: 1985
Genre: Politics & Government/Public Policy
Authors: Marcelo Diamand
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