Businesses relied on Cost-of-Living-Adjustment (COLA) clauses in contracts for many years. I first saw it used in 1984. In allowing adjustments when costs went up, COLA clauses served companies well for quite a while in contracts for third-party services. But that’s no longer the case. In fact, it’s completely unsuitable for today’s business situation.
Argentina’s Dollarization Dilemma – Assessing Potential Implications
Implementing dollarization can help resolve Argentina’s economic woes and ongoing inflation, but [...]
