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That suggests INDEC is now using some government-mandated prices rather than those that consumers actually pay.
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She hints at underhand, possibly criminal, dealings between former INDEC staff, independent Argentine economists and international financiers.
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In Ms Bevacqua's day, INDEC artificially boosted the inflation rate, perhaps to benefit holders of inflation-linked bonds, she claims.
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The trade secretary, Guillermo Moreno, who led the assault on INDEC, is still one of the president's closest advisers.
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When a product's price spikes, INDEC takes it out of the CPI basket.
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Perhaps most intriguingly, INDEC's and PriceStats' inflation rates accelerate and decelerate in tandem.
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That agreements between Mr Moreno and retailers to cap prices of basic products were not reflected in INDEC's calculations before 2007.
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That would require INDEC to be run by independent statisticians working unhindered.
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From this week, we have decided to drop INDEC's figures entirely.
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That is far above the 10% reported by INDEC, the government statistics agency, but less than the 30% wage increases public employees have received in recent years.
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The financial threat is especially serious for Graciela Bevacqua, who lost her job as head of INDEC in 2007 for refusing to tamper with the price index.
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What seems to have started as a desire to avoid bad headlines in a country with a history of hyperinflation has led to the debasement of INDEC, once one of Latin America's best statistical offices.
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