Lessons from Economic Crises in Argentina
by David Galland, Managing Director
Casey Research
Nick Giambruno: Joining me now is David Galland, the managing director of Casey Research. His internationalization story, which involved moving his life and his family from the US to Argentina, was recently featured in Internationalize Your Assets, a free online video from Casey Research. He is perfectly suited to help us better understand some of the important lessons in internationalization that Argentina offers. Welcome, David.
David Galland: Nice to be here.
Nick: First, why don’t you give us a little background about the Argentine people and how they have learned to deal with their government and recurring financial crises?
David: A good way to think about Argentina is that it is an immigrant society, very much like the US, except that the dominating culture emerging from the melting pot was Italian. This is why Argentines tend to be famous for their dark good looks, vibrant culture, and excellent food. Unfortunately, they also inherited “Italian style” politics. I think that’s a useful context for understanding the consistent dysfunctioning of the Argentine government.
Continue Reading at CaseyResearch.com…
Source: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/2013/06/lessons-from-economic-crises-in-argentina/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=lessons-from-economic-crises-in-argentina
