Argentina's newly elected ** was officially inaugurated on the 11th local time.
As soon as he came up, he made a drastic move, and did what he said, vigorously reducing the ** department, and cut the original 18 ** departments to 9, which was absolutely ruthless.
However, this is more or less only a change in form, and it is more ruthless in the future.
1.Shock** is effective
He said that he would carry out economic "shock**" and let everyone sit firmly and hold on. Previous initiatives include the abolition of the central bank, the abolition of the peso, and the direct use of the dollar.
I believe that if such a set of shock continues, the effect will be very obvious. The Argentine economy will go straight into shock.
The reason is simple, just look at the euro in the European Union. The European debt crisis broke out a few years ago, and the reason is thisSouthern European countries joined the eurozone, their own economic competitiveness was low, but they used the same currency as the most economically competitive countries in the eurozone, and the result was that Germany and other countries were crazy about sucking blood, triggering a debt crisis. In the end, the ECB had to come to the rescue.
Look at the US dollar again, it is issued globally, and it is originally intended to suck blood from the world, and other countries are too late to take precautions. Now it's all rightArgentina rolled up its sleeves and reached under the claws of the United States and said, "Come, suck my blood, I'm getting hot right now." After being sucked by the United States, it is time for Argentina to cool off.
A country's currency is not as simple as a few dollars that we use to buy things every day. It is a mechanism and power distributed by the state. It is a form of national sovereignty.
Argentina took the initiative to join the dollar system, which is very similar to buying, which is equivalent to directly investing its wealth into a group that is countless orders of magnitude larger than itself, and from then on, its wealth depends entirely on the number of issues and ups and downs. How the leeks of the shareholders were cut, how Argentina was cut.
2.As a subsidiary economy, Argentina does not need to develop an operating system, and it is enough to copy homework
Now, the world is indeed on the eve of a complete transformation. Great changes unseen in a century are in the making.
On the one hand, the global economic recovery is sluggish, growth is slow, and structural contradictions are becoming more prominent and irreconcilable. The risk of regional conflict continues.
In addition, a productivity revolution in the field of technology is also in the making. We are on the eve of an AI explosion. The previous social and economic model, under the development of the globalization of the first chain and the network digital economy, has been greatly impacted and disintegrated.
This shock and disintegration, involving not only the global order and state system, but also the value system at the social level, and even the value and social structure of the individual, are rapidly disintegrating and reshaping.
This kind of change is destined to be carried out simultaneously at the social, economic, and political levels, as well as at the level of intrinsic values.
This is the process of progress and transformation of the entire human civilization and human culture.
In such a process, it is obvious that there must be a rich reserve of ideas, a deep reserve.
Why did our Enlightenment and modernization develop from Italy, France, Britain and other European countries? Because they have accumulated the development of Greek culture and Roman culture for more than 2,000 years. There is a deep accumulation of ideas.
A country like Argentina is still basically an ancient, fertile land, but still culturally and intellectually barren.
It is a subsidiary economy that can provide resources and goods to a globalized economy. Sports, football and beef are available. These are fine.
What it is not good at is providing ideas, providing change. It is itself an end of the chain of ideas and societies, a replica of other economies. It does not require the design and development of an operating system. If Argentina were to develop a mobile phone operating system, no one would believe it.
Only countries like China, the United States, the European Union, and Russia have the need to develop operating systems.
Change is to redevelop a country's operating system.
It would be a joke for Argentina to develop an operating system for itself.
As a subsidiary economy, the easiest way is to copy homework, whether you copy China, the United States, or Europe, you can find any copy.
In Argentina now, not only do I not even want to copy my homework, but I also want to tear up my homework book and tear it up.
In the end, it may be that one is dead.
But don't beat you to death with a stick. Some netizens said that change is better than no change. Taking the wrong path is also an attempt.
Although Argentina did not succeed, it flapped the wings of its butterflies and perhaps caused ripples across the globe.
The eventual change may be brewing like this.