Constitutional Moments, Precommitment, and Fundamental Reform: The Case of Argentina

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In this Article, I will consider how Argentina has addressed two universal problems: effecting fundamental reform in the presence of powerful vested interests and precommitting to restrain undesirable behavior by the government in the face of political pressures for short-term solutions.

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Economics, Practical politics -- Argentina

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Geoffrey P. Miller (New York University)

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