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You may not be interested in math, but math is interested in you. And now Argentina is wasting no time to try to right the ship:

https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/economy/the-10-eme...

Economy Minister Luis Caputo declared Tuesday that Argentina's new government "is facing the worst inheritance" in the country's history.

With "Argentines increasingly poor" and soaring consumer prices piling further misery on the population, Javier Milei's point man for the economy presented 10 emergency economic measures to tackle the crisis.

"If we carry on like this, we’re heading towards hyperinflation," warned Caputo in a pre-recorded video.

They're already at triple digits inflation, which is already horrifically bad. Hopefully these measures turn things around for them.

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