4. Between 2010 and 2016, Argentina experiencec an annual inflation rate of 25% and a similar annual growth rate of money (M1). However during January 2015, the (annualized) inflatior rate was 18% while the (annualized) growth rate of money was as high as 45%! How could you explain these two contrasting facts?
4. Between 2010 and 2016, Argentina experiencec an annual inflation rate of 25% and a similar annual growth rate of money (M1). However during January 2015, the (annualized) inflatior rate was 18% while the (annualized) growth rate of money was as high as 45%! How could you explain these two contrasting facts?
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