Nicolas Maduro has so far failed to reverse any of the damage to the Venezuelan economy caused by his predecessor, Hugo Chavez. Rather than continue to tinker with exchange rate mechanisms, we think that he needs to unveil radical supply-side reforms if he is to put the economy onto a stable footing.
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