How did Argentina, once one of the most prosperous South-American countries, plunge into a deep steep fall that now has it virtually bankrupt? Not surprizingly, Wall Street had a big part in the downfall: “An extensive review of the conduct of financial market players in Argentina reveals Wall Street’s complicity in those events. Investment bankers, analysts and bond traders served their own interests when they pumped up euphoria about the country’s prospects, with disastrous results.”
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