"Soy muy optimista con la inflación" Iván Carrino con Guillermo Andino

I'm sharing the full interview I had on Radio Led with journalist Guillermo Andino. The questions are detailed below. 01:12 How long have you been working in economics? 01:38 Tell me about Jesús Huerta de Soto: why is he so relevant? 03:10 Where were Austrian School economists successful? 05:07 Is Keynes like our Kicillof? 06:01 Did liberal ideas work for Reagan and Thatcher? 06:38 Can the positive results of other countries be applied to Argentina? 09:44 If it's not Milei: Does the next president have to retain many of Milei's policies? 10:40 Did Kirchner's first government squander an opportunity? 12:38 Inflation and country risk are falling to record lows: when will that translate into concrete improvements? 16:31 Why is the economy growing, but the improvement isn't noticeable in urban centers? 17:33 What does it mean that the government has stopped stifling the productive sectors? 20:22 What happens when imports are opened up, and although cheaper goods are purchased, jobs are at risk? 24:55 What will happen in 2027? Will the economy work in the government's favor?