Matias Vernengo

Matias Vernengo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Utah.

Europe’s Adjustment: The Misadventures of Austerity

Austerity to reduce spending and decrease the need for imports, and liberalization reforms to reduce real wages and promote internal devaluation have been going on for a while in …

By: Matias Vernengo ,; TripleCrisis

September 10, 2012

Op-Ed

China on the Verge

It has become increasingly common to suggest that on top of the European debacle and the sluggish recovery in the United States, China might be on the verge of …

By: Matias Vernengo ,; TripleCrisis

January 3, 2012

Op-Ed

Are Latin America’s Economies Overheating?

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) in spite of all the talk about reform is pushing for fiscal adjustment around the world. The IMF argues overheating in the developing world, …

By: Matias Vernengo ,; TripleCrisis

May 25, 2011

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