Argentina sails into calmer seas

1-Sep-2004

From the depths of recession in 2002-3, Argentina's economy has made a remarkable comeback, and a boom in travel-and travel retail-is in full swing. John Gallagher assesses the mood and asks London Supply, one of the country's leading duty-free operators, for an insider's view of the recovery

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Although the Argentinian government has still to tackle a number of difficult economic problems, such as the reform of the banking system and debt restructuring and repayment, the first few

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