Economist compares Javier Milei's economic discourse to Pope Leo XIV: 'Empathy is foreign'
Economist Gustavo Reija analyzed the speeches of President Javier Milei and Pope Leo XIV, highlighting the difference in their economic perspectives. While Milei relies on a mathematical model of intertemporal general equilibrium, the Pope advocates for a person-centered economy. Reija pointed out that the lack of empathy in the government's policies contrasts with the Pope's message, who urges reflection on the labor situation and informality in employment.
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