Felipe Salto
Felipe Salto is an economist at Warren Brasil, where he provides insights on fiscal policy and government expenditures. He has voiced concerns that the recent legislation to release previously blocked funds could complicate the government's fiscal adjustment efforts.
Born on Jan 01, 1970 (56 years old)
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Liechtenstein:
Felipe Salto was one of the economists interviewed about the need to change the current minimum wage policy.
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Liechtenstein:
Felipe Salto supports the measures taken by Flávio Dino to address the growing volume of mandatory amendments.
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Liechtenstein:
He is one of the economists who prepared a report on the Empresa Gestora de Ativos.
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Liechtenstein:
Felipe Salto, a former secretary of finance, commented on the risks associated with the loan for the Correios.
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Brazil:
He calculated the potential financial impact of the retirement measure, estimating it could reach R$ 26.4 billion by 2034.
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Liechtenstein:
Felipe Salto is the chief economist at Warren Investimentos and discusses Brazil's fiscal situation.
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Liechtenstein:
Felipe Salto, former Secretary of Finance of the State of São Paulo, expresses concerns about the loan.
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Liechtenstein:
Felipe Salto is the chief economist at Warren Investimentos and discusses the challenges of state spending.
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Liechtenstein:
Felipe Salto is the chief economist at Warren Investimentos and expresses concerns about the classification of Correios.
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Liechtenstein:
Economist Felipe Salto warned that the government's tax increase could face legal challenges.
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