Alberto Cavallo
Alberto Cavallo is an economist known for his work in economic modeling and statistics, particularly in the context of inflation and exchange rates in Argentina. He has contributed significantly to the analysis of economic policies and their implications on the Argentine economy, and is recognized for his insights into currency valuation and inflation metrics.
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Germany:
Alberto Cavallo is a professor at Harvard Business School who studies the impact of tariffs on prices.
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Belize:
Research led by Harvard University’s Alberto Cavallo found that imported goods have risen about 4% in price since Trump began imposing tariffs.
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United States:
Harvard Business School professor Alberto Cavallo expects consumers will eventually pay a significant amount of the tariffs.
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United States:
Alberto Cavallo, a professor at Harvard Business School, told CNN that 9% 'doesn’t sound outrageous' based on his research into how tariffs are impacting prices.
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New Zealand:
Alberto Cavallo is a Harvard University economist who developed a widely used private inflation index in Argentina.
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Canada:
Alberto Cavallo, founder of the Pricing Lab, said in normal times the pricing indexes would move lower over time.
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Argentina:
Alberto Cavallo conducted inflation measurements that his father Domingo Cavallo referenced.
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Bolivia:
Alberto Cavallo discussed the potential for higher consumer prices if tariffs persist.
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Venezuela:
Alberto Cavallo referred to his research on tariffs and their potential long-term effects on consumer prices.
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Indonesia:
Alberto Cavallo, an economist at Harvard Business School, mentioned that his work was incorrectly cited by the Trump administration.
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