From time to time, policymakers in the Caribbean tend to take the private sector for granted, or rather fail to capitalize on the enormous advantages that could derive from close private-public sector collaboration.
To this end, steps have been taken to ensure a predictable scenario for spending, savings and investment decision-making. We know that the country has a long history of macroeconomic instability. In Argentina, monetary regimes have unsuccessfully shifted from one extreme to the other. The relatively stable periods were short due to inconsistencies in programs that should have ensured macroeconomic solvency.