25 April 1994 A macroeconomic equilibrium cannot be achieved without privatization, nor can stable prices be maintained without privatization. The latter claim is of great importance for the present phase in the reconstruction of the monetary system. Hyperinflation here was the result of the practice of financing public expenditure from the primary issue. Curbing the rise in prices required a […]
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