von Thomas Gerdes am Kommentare 0
Argentiniens Inflation verleitet zu astronomischen Vergleichen. Wenn man die in den Jahren der Kirchner-Regierungen gedruckten 100-Peso-Scheine aneinanderlegen würde, reichten diese bis zum Mond, errechnete die Wirtschaftszeitung El Cronista. Aufeinandergestapelt wären sie 45 Mal so hoch wie der Aconcagua, der höchste Berg Lateinamerikas.
— FAZ, 18.10.2014.
Die FAZ berichtet über die Inflation in Argentinien: “Argentinien setzt Polizei gegen Währungsbetrüger ein” (18.10.2014, S. 25).
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