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06.08.26 - 02:06
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Argentina′s Milei: Ending the Debt State By Holding Politicians Personally Accountable For Fiscal Excess (ZeroHedge)
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Argentina's Milei: Ending the Debt State By Holding Politicians Personally Accountable For Fiscal Excess
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
Only contrast reveals one's own mistakes. Javier Milei is the antithesis of Germany's political class, and the comparison could hardly be starker.
While Germany continues to expand the state, Argentina is slashing subsidies and radically reducing the size of its public bureaucracy. While Berlin piles up enormous amounts of public debt, Buenos Aires is posting a primary budget surplus. Friedrich Merz believes in the healing powers of state intervention, whereas Milei is deregulating markets and paving the way for an investment boom.
Argentina has achieved an economic turnaround while Germany continues its economic decay. Argentina's economy is growing steadily, private-sector employment is expanding, and the poverty rate is falling rapidly.
At a time when Germany is doubling down on debt, the arms industry, and green state planning, Milei appears like a comet d...
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