Approaching from the perspective of a political science analysis, the
article focuses on the interactions between an economic stabilization
plan - Argentina's 1991 Convertibility Plan - and the pro-market progr
am of reforms that was implemented from the beginning of the Carlos Me
nem Administration. It highlights the political and institutional fact
ors that made it possible to architect and expansive stabilizing polic
y the relevance of the political effects of implementing this program,
and the crucial interrelationship between the government's coalitiona
l policy, the reform program, and macroeconomic policy.