The COVID-19 crisis has pushed central banks around the world into uncharted territory. Typically when we talk about this, it’s from the perspective of the Fed or the ECB. But this has also been an extraordinary period for emerging market central banks. On this episode, we speak with Ruth Krivoy who ran the Venezuelan central bank in the early 1990s. She discusses the lessons she learned during the early 1990s. She discusses the lessons she learned during that period and how they apply now. Full Text-> BloombergQuint
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