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The plan will fail because Chavez’s nationalizations and land seizures are prompting Venezuelans to pull money from the country, said Alberto Ramos, a Goldman Sachs economist. More than $93 billion has left the South American nation since 2005, according to the central bank’s capital account data.
“At around 5 per dollar or so, the government would have to burn a lot of reserves to maintain it,” Grisanti said in a phone interview from New York. “It wouldn’t be sustainable.”
Only a more “market friendly” stance from Chavez would slow capital flight, Ramos said.
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