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3 page analysis on attached case study about Argentina.

Be sure to highlight subsections about Argentina (i.e. social, political, and economic variables)

Be sure to talk about the risks that inherent doing business in Argentina (i.e. political risk, economic risk, financial risk)

Make a stance on whether or not you would invest in Argentina given the risks and opportunuites.

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Finding information on countries: economic, financial, businesses GALILEO Databases http://www.galileo.usg.edu/scholar/aug/databases/ Asian Business and Reference http://www.galileo.usg.edu/express?link=zuas  Political, economic, social, and business profiles;  guides and outlooks;  core national and regional statistics;  frequently updated economic, financial, and demographic series and analysis.  Organizational, directory, and biographical information for national government, the civil service, and business and cultural organizations.  Policy and analysis.  National and regional level full‐text archive of white papers, government documents, journals, and legislation, complete with selected topic analysis. Business Source Complete http://www.galileo.usg.edu/express?link=zbbc This database contains country reports from various sources, including the Economist Intelligence Unit, Business Monitor International and the OECD. Enter the name of the country in the search box and use the pull-down menu to ‘subject’. Look below the search boxes for the limiters and select ‘publication type’ ‘country report.’ Data includes:  Real GDP and GDP per capita;  Money, Prices and Interest Rates;  Government Spending and Taxation;  Trade and the Exchange Rate;  Agricultural Production and Consumption.  To see previous years, use the date slide bar on the left of the screen to change years. EconLit http://www.galileo.usg.edu/express?link=zbef Full-text articles on capital markets, country studies, economic forecasting, environmental economics, government regulations, labor economics, monetary theory, and urban economics. European Business http://www.galileo.usg.edu/express?link=zueu In-depth profiles of the continent's companies, business leaders, and products. An excellent source of information on specific economic and market conditions in countries and regions throughout Europe. Print materials International Financial Statistics from the International Monetary Fund (Journals Area, Second floor) Various reference titles, found either in the D-F, H, and JK call number areas. Ask at the reference desk for assistance with this or with finding books in the stacks. The Statesman’s Yearbook: (print at Reference desk) includes reliable information on every country in the world, covering key historical events, population, city profiles, social statistics, climate, recent elections, current leaders, defense, international relations, economy, energy and natural resources, industry, international trade, religion, culture, and diplomatic representatives, and fact sheets. Individual Websites U.S. Department of State http://www.state.gov/countries/ Links to U.S. and foreign embassies, diplomatic lists, foreign government officials, country background notes, and post reports on culture and living conditions in various countries and cities. CIA World Factbook https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/ Brief information on political, social, and economic aspects of individual countries, provided by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. The World Bank, which has recently released their library of data free to the public. http://data.worldbank.org/ Google searches to find information published by the countries themselves. Two examples:  The National Bureau of Statistics of China (in English)—includes the Consumer Price Index http://www.stats.gov.cn/english/  Bank of England: http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/
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Running head: ARGENTINA CASE STUDY

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Argentina Case Study

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ARGENTINA CASE STUDY

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Introduction

The attached case is a demonstration of the complex set of external and internal causes of
financial crises in emerging markets. Argentina is a South American country that shares the bulk
half of the southern continent with Chile. It is the fourth largest country in North and South
America and the eighth largest in the world. In this paper, we are going to discuss a case study
about Argentina and the following subsections. These are the Political, Social, and Economic
Variables. The paper will also be analyzing the risks taken and opportunities arising while an
entrepreneur is doing business or investing m Argentina. In the end, the article states whether it
will be suitable for investing in Argentina based on the analyzed above subsections.

Political

Argentina gained independence from Spain on July 9. The country's politics is primarily
dictated by the constitution's framework, which defines the country as a democratic republic with
where the president of Argentina heads both the government and the sovereign state (Salamanca,
Johnson, & Duhamel, 2016). Government power is vested within the Argentine National
Congress' two chambers. Argentina has gone through major democratic reversals and political
turmoil in the course of the 20th Century

In Argentina, various political risks can be undertaken by the investor while doing
business there. Currently, Argentinian economy is having a hard time dealing with double-digit
inflation. The nation's economy shrunk by ...


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