Roberto Campos
Roberto Campos (1917-2001) was a Brazilian economist, diplomat, and politician known for his strong advocacy of free-market policies and economic liberalism. He served in various significant governmental roles, including as Minister of Planning, where he was instrumental in implementing economic reforms aimed at stabilizing the Brazilian economy. Campos was a prominent critic of populist and protectionist policies, arguing for fiscal responsibility, privatization, and the importance of a robust private sector to drive economic growth.
Born on Apr 07, 1917 (108 years old)
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Roberto Campos is cited for his critical views on economic policies during the inflation crisis.
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