Macri: Brexit Could Make Argentina More Attractive

David Gura reports from the Allen and Company conference, where he interviews Argentina's President Mauricio Macri. Macri discusses Argentina's economic prospects, inviting investors to the country to help reduce poverty and create jobs. He emphasizes the need for real investments and cooperation in the global economic landscape, mentioning discussions with global leaders like Chancellor Merkel.

What is the primary reason for President Mauricio Macri's attendance at the Allen and Company conference?

• To meet with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

• To announce a new trade agreement

• To attract investors to Argentina

• To discuss Argentina's political situation

What sectors is President Macri particularly interested in attracting investments for?

• Agriculture and tourism

• Tech, media, and finance

• Healthcare and education

• Real estate and construction

According to President Macri, what is necessary to reduce poverty in Argentina?

• Raising taxes on foreign companies

• Cutting government spending

• Creating jobs through real investments

• Increasing financial inflows

How does President Macri view the post-Brexit economic landscape?

• As a chance to isolate from Europe

• As an opportunity for Argentina to lead

• As a challenge for global cooperation

• As irrelevant to Argentina's economy

What is the significance of President Macri's discussions with Chancellor Merkel?

• To form a military alliance

• To establish a new currency

• To consolidate the European Union

• To negotiate a bilateral trade deal