The end result is hard to tell at this point, though I don't totally trust JM. We'll see. I'm not as negative on Argentina's future as you are.
Javier Milei Elected President of Argentina
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Interesting.
I know of some Aussie farmers selling their family capital off in excess of $300m and guess where they went?
This is such a retarded take on housing it’s unbelievable. So rent control hurts landlords but when you take it away landlords are happy to drop prices 30%?
Every moron knows that competition and supply is deflationary. Businessmen in a free market know it too and they don’t like it. You can always flood the market but it’s not a sustainable solution.
Boomers were given affordable housing with the suburbs. It’s literally another form of rent control. The government with their magical free market wand give away assets to a specific group of people at a specific point in time who will then lobby for laws and use it as an investment vehicle driving up prices in the future.
The market is reacting to his policies but unless someone can explain what his sustainable solution is then it won’t matter in the long run.
Every moron knows that competition and supply is deflationary. Businessmen in a free market know it too and they don’t like it. You can always flood the market but it’s not a sustainable solution.
Boomers were given affordable housing with the suburbs. It’s literally another form of rent control. The government with their magical free market wand give away assets to a specific group of people at a specific point in time who will then lobby for laws and use it as an investment vehicle driving up prices in the future.
The market is reacting to his policies but unless someone can explain what his sustainable solution is then it won’t matter in the long run.
It looks to me like his sustainable solution is to shrink the government, so less of the econimy goes to government bureaucrats, and more is left to productive enterprises and individuals.
One thing that is going to happen under Milei's neoliberal policies that is quite telling: most Argentinians will no longer be able to afford their grass-fed beef, which will be used as collateral to pay off US$-designated foreign debt. They will be eating rice and beans like they do in Cuba.
You might be right. I know they taxed exports heavily so they had to sell to local market for their crappy currency. Otherwise they’ll end up selling all their products to China since the local population won’t be able to afford market price.
But price controls not always work. In theory you could buy a nice cut of beef for $X at a local supermarket. But there was never in stock. At the local butcher it was always available but 50% above the price control.
Small percentage will make a lot of money and many will be left behind. Government could heavily tax to improve welfare services but we know there’s nothing more inefficient and corrupt than governments.
As a tourist, I had a blast there because my dollars were worth double in the black market, increasing my purchasing power and thus, making everything very affordable.
Just like Cuba, those days will be soon gone.
When did you go?
It was like ten years ago.
How bad do you think Argentina would have to get for Argentinian women to become humble? Venezuela level bad?
that’s a deep question and I don’t think I am able to respond without writing a massive paragraph without drifting from the subject.
To make it simple; try not to time it because it might not happen. Or it already happened with a future prospect.
You should go there and check it yourself. Maybe you’re way above average there and meet a girl who will fancy you, be feminine, pleasant and treat you with respect and kindness.
Maybe the places you visit are frequented by a higher social class and they live in a bubble. Then they’ll be spoiled brats.
It’s nice being above average (income wise) since it gives you some comfort and confidence. But sometimes it attracts the wrong people.
This tweet was auto scheduled a year ago to check the result of some guy's prediction of Milei's policies resulting in doom.
What's the verdict here? Is doom correct?
What's the verdict here? Is doom correct?
This is where it's going, Argentina has had the worst inflation in food prices in the entire world, worse than Zimbabwe, having nearly tripled the last year:
I am seeing claims that the inflation rate has been slowing significantly month by month through 2024.
This chart shows the food inflation rate, which spiked initially last November when Milei's policies started, but is already back down to the level before he started, and is obviously on a trend to continue lower.
Food price inflation in Argentina 2024 | Statista
In November 2024, the inflation rate of food and non-alcoholic beverages in Argentina increased by 147 percent compared to the same month from the previous year.
www.statista.com
This article discusses overall inflation. It says that monthly inflation peaked at 25% (which would be 300% per year) in January 2024, but has dropped to only 2.7% in October, and 3% in November (about 36% per year). The trend here seems positive as well.
Sounds like inflation is already much better, and the year on year totals are due to the spike that ended nearly 6 months ago. This is the pattern you would expect after government spending is brought into the black.
Subheadline: Talmuds in a Fury, War Looming
Milei gave a speech at WEF Davos.
Warning: Language. He called out radical LGBQT agenda and pedophiles.
Milei's full speech (28+ minutes).
Warning: Language. He called out radical LGBQT agenda and pedophiles.
Milei's full speech (28+ minutes).
I heard it's getting more expensive in Argentina though, and although they have meager salaries, the women don't seem to care about anyone who does particularly well (outsiders/expat report).
Argentina was just about the only country in the world where working poor/middle class locals could afford a daily steak and red wine meal, that is going to change under Milei as the poverty rate has now risen to above 50%.
www.bbc.com
The other main negative impact from his neoliberal policies is that Argentina is going to be stripped of its assets with foreign banksters acquiring them for pennies on the dollar.
Argentina records sharp rise in poverty
More than half of people in Argentina are now living in poverty, latest figures indicate.
www.bbc.com
The other main negative impact from his neoliberal policies is that Argentina is going to be stripped of its assets with foreign banksters acquiring them for pennies on the dollar.
He's done some good things, but I'm not sure how it's going to turn out.Argentina was just about the only country in the world where working poor/middle class locals could afford a daily steak and red wine meal, that is going to change under Milei as the poverty rate has now risen to above 50%.
Argentina records sharp rise in poverty
More than half of people in Argentina are now living in poverty, latest figures indicate.
The other main negative impact from his neoliberal policies is that Argentina is going to be stripped of its assets with foreign banksters acquiring them for pennies on the dollar.
Also, as I posted, I find it super odd for people who don't really do all that well materially to still act as though they don't need (good) men. Is this a new age social media grass is greener thing?