In the modern world, inflation and economic stagnation have been the trigger for states to be forced to postpone the beginning of economic and financial reforms such as inflationary forecasting.
Any process of rapid growth also generates imbalances and imbalances, because the productive sectors and social segments improve at different speeds and problems accumulate that are not solved promptly.
Social problems are one of the reasons why the majority of the population did not see their expectations of permanent improvement in their living conditions fulfilled.
The current situation reflects that future prospects are very uncertain, since the promise of ending the "neoliberal model" and replacing it with a "different scale of values" of the new generation.
The new macroeconomic models would be based on a process of industrialization by creating new public enterprises in activities such as a Development Bank, green hydrogen, lithium and other innovative activities. The lack of resources and concrete proposals keeps them as dreams.