Argentina: a bright future beckons

John Gallagher

15-Mar-2004

Argentina's economy has taken a battering over the past few years. From the boom of the '90s to the bust of 2002, the country's duty-free operators have been dragged along in tow. But as stability returns, prospects for the sector are looking brighter. John Gallagher talks to operators London Supply and InterBaires.

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At the height of Argentina's economic crisis, international businesspeople could have been forgiven for wanting to lock up their offices and throw away the keys. In fact, some international companies

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