Routledge Argentina's Economic Growth and Recovery Book

Explore the complex history of Argentina's economic landscape in this detailed study from Routledge. This book investigates the specific causes behind the 2001 economic and political crisis and follows the subsequent period of strong economic recovery. It addresses a central question for students and professionals: how did a nation achieve growth and development after defaulting on external loans in 2002, despite heavy criticism from international observers? Through a deep look at development strategy and the role of the state, this text analyzes how Argentina moved from a state of default to a period of recovery. It examines the direct impact of neo-liberal policies on the national economy and provides a clear perspective on the decision-making processes that shaped the country's trajectory. This is an essential resource for anyone studying business and economic history or looking to understand the mechanics of recovery in a post-crisis environment.