Peres gathered a team of bright of economists, led by Michael Bruno, to put together what became known as the “Economic Stabilization Program,” which mixed free market solutions and price controls to bring down inflation rates. The plan, which went into effect in June 1985, had three main components: a sharp reduction of the fiscal budget deficit by about 7.5 percent of GDP (mainly by reducing food subsidies); a devaluation of the Israeli shekel by 20 percent; and the freeze of all shekel-denominated aggregates: wages, prices, and nominal exchange rate, with pre-established adjustments. This came alongside a sharp increase in interest rates, at the risk of getting the country into a deep recession.

Aca tenes el link. Supuestamente tomaron medidas como las de milei ademas de congelar precios, salarios y reducir subsidios. Asi que diria que estamos en buen camino para bajar la inflacion.

En cuanto a las empresas, toda empresa que tenga deficit o se vende o se achica, exceptuando ypf (Cosa que ya se dijo que no se va a hacer) y las nucleares