Argentine Boom Bust
Gideon Fairchild
Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Wirtschaft
Beschreibung
"Argentine Boom Bust" explores the persistent economic instability in Argentina, despite its rich resources and educated population. The book analyzes the country's history of boom and bust cycles, recurring inflation, and repeated recoveries, offering insights into the challenges faced by emerging economies. Argentina's dependence on commodity exports and the impact of political instability are key factors examined. For instance, reliance on global commodity prices made Argentina vulnerable to external shocks.
The book traces Argentina's economic evolution chronologically, from its export-oriented model to import substitution and neoliberal policies. It argues that structural vulnerabilities and policy missteps have perpetuated economic crises. Institutional reforms and diversified economic policies are presented as crucial for breaking the cycle.
Each chapter delves into a specific period, such as the hyperinflationary crises and debt crises, providing a detailed analysis of Argentina's economic development. The book's value lies in its comprehensive economic history and balanced analysis, which is accessible to a broad audience. It uses diverse sources, including government data and academic research, to present a nuanced view of Argentina's economic challenges.
The concluding chapter offers policy recommendations, making this book valuable for policymakers, investors, and anyone interested in understanding economic instability and economic reforms.
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