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So what explains the dramatic implosion of the Argentinean economy four years of recession ending in a financial collapse
Argentina: the Anatomy of a Crisis. Jiri Jonas 1. 1. Introduction. Argentina has a long history of political instability financial crises and decline in.
Anatomy of a Financial Crisis. By Marina Azzimonti. Historically financial crises have been more prevalent in emerging economies.
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The world champion of distress and financial crisis is. Argentina which suffered serial defaults in 1827
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Starting in 1998 Argentina entered into a recession that transformed crisis. By 2009 the structure was similar to that in 2000 and worsened.
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