Expresidente del Banco Central de Chile: José de Gregorio

💥 Economic stability doesn't happen by chance. It's built with institutions, discipline… and decisions that are often unpopular. José De Gregorio has been at the heart of some of Chile's most important economic decisions. He was president of the Central Bank, Minister of Economy during Ricardo Lagos's administration, dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Chile, and today he is one of the most influential and internationally cited Chilean economists. But this conversation goes far beyond macroeconomics. It's a journey through the crises that have shaped the country, the most difficult decisions made in public service, and the challenges Chile faces in its quest for renewed growth. 🚨 Discover: How he had already decided to study at MIT at just 12 years old. The unusual story of how he ended up as a minister under Ricardo Lagos. How Chile faced the 2008 financial crisis from the Central Bank. Why the Central Bank's autonomy changed Chile's economic history. His analysis of the social unrest and the constitutional processes. The reforms Chile needs to return to growth. His views on artificial intelligence, cryptocurrencies, and productivity. 📈 A conversation about inflation, growth, leadership, public service, and the decisions that ultimately define a country's economic future. 🎙️ Guest: José De Gregorio – Former President of the Central Bank of Chile | Former Minister of Economy | Former Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Chile | Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute | PhD in Economics from MIT 🎬 Santiago Podcast With the support of Betterplan, BCI, Cordada, PwC Chile, and Diego Portales University. 👉 Press play and understand how those behind some of Chile's most important economic decisions think. Chapters: 10:00 - First segment: Past 38:52 - Second segment: Present 51:25 - Third segment: Future 01:07:28 - Fourth segment: Penalty shootout