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[[File:José Piñera Echenique.jpg|150px|thumbnail|José Piñera Echenique, father of the Private Pension system.]] | [[File:José Piñera Echenique.jpg|150px|thumbnail|José Piñera Echenique, father of the Private Pension system.]] | ||
| − | '''José Piñera''' is a [[Chile]]an [[economist]] that worked for the [[Augusto Pinochet regime (Chile, 1973–90)|Augusto Pinochet regime]]. He created the first [[Private pension accounts|Individual capitalization system]] of the world, which was replicated in many countries. He is one of the brothers of [[Sebastián Piñera]]. | + | '''José Piñera''' is a [[Chile]]an [[right-wing]] [[economist]] that worked for the [[Augusto Pinochet regime (Chile, 1973–90)|Augusto Pinochet regime]]. He created the first [[Private pension accounts|Individual capitalization system]] of the world, which was replicated in many countries. He is one of the brothers of [[Sebastián Piñera]]. |
He studied in the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and in [[Harvard]]. | He studied in the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and in [[Harvard]]. | ||
Revision as of 02:26, July 13, 2019
José Piñera is a Chilean right-wing economist that worked for the Augusto Pinochet regime. He created the first Individual capitalization system of the world, which was replicated in many countries. He is one of the brothers of Sebastián Piñera.
He studied in the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and in Harvard.