That was what we did: we adjusted the Monetary Program so as not to sterilize growth and for it to be consistent with these objective data of the Argentine economy. We aspire to break those watertight compartments and put the Central Bank of Argentina back at the core of macroeconomic coordination.
A misaligned domestic and foreign relative price leads to the distortion of domestic prices and undermines the stable, balanced and sustainable development of the economy. A proper mix of other structural policies and exchange rate policy can be more efficient in facilitating a wellfunctioning pricing mechanism.