Yes and Im wondering why you would be bringing that up in a discussion about economic policy since it is completely unrelated to what was taught there.
Instead you want us all to be so ignorant as to presume no nation has a role in choosing what policy they follow but instead does what the USA tells them?
Look up Argentinian economic history. They usually went against US policies, favoring strict regulation, protectionist economic policies, big social services, high state spending, etc. .
Yeah, let’s not discuss US role on those policies…
At the end of the day they still chose that policy.
Do you what the school of the America’s is?
Yes and Im wondering why you would be bringing that up in a discussion about economic policy since it is completely unrelated to what was taught there.
Yeah, let’s ignore US State Department pressures and decades of indoctrination.
The US are a scourge on the world, accept it and stop defending their policies.
Instead you want us all to be so ignorant as to presume no nation has a role in choosing what policy they follow but instead does what the USA tells them?
Look up Argentinian economic history. They usually went against US policies, favoring strict regulation, protectionist economic policies, big social services, high state spending, etc. .