U.S. Should Look to Argentina's Turnaround

Ian Mount, New York Times
Buenos Aires ARGENTINA may seem like one of the last countries on earth to offer lessons for dealing with economic malaise. Once the eighth-largest economy in the world, it steadily slid through the 20th century, thanks to decades of repressive dictatorships and inconsistent market experiments. This ended ignominiously in 2001, when it defaulted on $100 billion in sovereign debt, plunging over half its 35 million people into poverty. That, at least, is the Argentina people know. Since then, it has performed an economic U-turn — an achievement largely unnoticed...

Source: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2011/09/02/us_should_look_to_argentina039s_turnaround_262734.html

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