The End of a Macroeconomic Regime

The current economic climate represents the conclusion of a long-standing macroeconomic regime that has persisted for approximately 40 years. This era has led to increasing fragility, predominantly affecting the bottom 60% of income earners while the top 40% have significantly benefited. The emergence of figures such as Trump has highlighted the growing structural issues stemming from this neoliberal framework, which has become evident across various global contexts, including Europe and Latin America. This shift has not only marked a crisis in neoliberalism but has also paved the way for fundamental changes in economic governance.