In Argentina, a Population Tries To Cope With 100 Percent Inflation
Instead of panicking, Argentinians’ relationship with inflation has been one of adaptation.
BUENOS AIRES — With Argentinians facing some of the worst inflation rates they have seen in 30 years, locals crowd the stores at Buenos Aires and queue outside high-end restaurants to get rid of their pesos. The preference is for instant gratification rather than saving.
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