Matías Vernengo, an economics professor and director at the Bucknell Institute, joins Rohit Chopra, former head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, to delve into the unusual bailout of Argentine farmers amidst U.S. farmers' turmoil. They explore the far-reaching impacts of Milei's radical economic policies, the role of the IMF, and how U.S. agricultural interests are caught in the crossfire. With themes of market shocks and international finance, they shed light on a bizarre nexus between U.S. politics and Argentina's crisis, even mentioning Milei's quirky persona!
