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19 May 2021 Conversations with Tyler Pierpaolo Barbieri on Latin American FinTech
“I think the average pasta, not the big pasta, but the average pasta in Rosario is better than in Buenos Aires.”
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- Tyler Cowen
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- 19 May 2021
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…Yes. First of all, the macroeconomic instability of Argentina, and if you come here with dollars, everything seems quite cheap most of the time, except for the very few times when it seems ridiculously expensive. Generally, it’s the amount of Italians that live in Argentina. Around 40 percent of the population is directly or indirectly descendant of Italians, and so there’s this attachment to Italian culture and Italian food as a result. My name should tell you everything you need to know about that. I think the average pasta, not the big pasta, but the average pasta in Rosario is better than in Buenos Aires. Agree or disagree? I agree. I love Rosario, and I go every time I can. It also has an amazing scene of, not just food, but also entrepreneurship.…
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