The bad policies we implement today will not really be seen until years down the line.
Where is the UK heading? And how much of that is a consequence of Thatcher's policies.
What Argentina needs is responsible leaders, not really an austerity freak. They need to realign their economy and become more fiscally irresponsible without sacrificing everyone to the "Economy" like Aztecs would to the Sun god.
And, in any case, anyone that's familiar with Argentinian policies knows Milei is no Thatcher at all. He is a lunatic. He is crazy and his policies do reflect it. This libertarian wet dream is not the responsible fiscal needs that Argentina needs, and I'm sure we're going to be seeing that soon enough.
It's unclear to me what economic advice you're offering other than "we can have our cake and eat it". Fixing what's wrong with Argentina is going to hurt and there's no way around it.
A responsibly run country wouldn't have gotten to this point but even in the US, the fed makes decisions that make people's lives harder in the short term to make them better in the long term.
Where is the UK heading? And how much of that is a consequence of Thatcher's policies.
What Argentina needs is responsible leaders, not really an austerity freak. They need to realign their economy and become more fiscally irresponsible without sacrificing everyone to the "Economy" like Aztecs would to the Sun god.
And, in any case, anyone that's familiar with Argentinian policies knows Milei is no Thatcher at all. He is a lunatic. He is crazy and his policies do reflect it. This libertarian wet dream is not the responsible fiscal needs that Argentina needs, and I'm sure we're going to be seeing that soon enough.