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Some things made in Argentina are awful, but some are of quality you will never find outside anymore. What these guys were making in the past borders to art sometimes. Some furniture, or doors are like new after 40 years of heavy use. But then your termotanque explodes after 2 years, and you are...

If Argentines should cut something, it should be sweet drinks. In my opinion overconsumption of meat is positive for their health, because they almost don't eat other carbohydrates. But lately I see a lot of obesity I didn't notice 10 years ago. A lot of Argentines also refuse to walk 100m...

I had no expectations whatsoever, and have yet to see any effort to improve the economy. Yes, it was and still is a mess, but for any changes to happen you need to implement something. That something is missing, so why would economy improve in the distant future? Cutting everywhere has never...

I guess it's pretty simple. Government prints allright, but it doesn't pass it to people. Instead, it's buying dolars from those people. So usd stagnate, there are still pesos going in, when mixed with outstanding Argentinian economy, you get high inflation despite lack of purchasing power. It's...

In Italy not by much, I'm usually buying lavazza between 8 and 10 euros /kg.

They have to decide, if there is money or not. As it looks like there is plenty of it, but not for the people and services that would benefit them. Using MAGA narrative is distasteful.

I guess this goes for newly purchased goods? Since basically every gadget you carry exceeds this amount. Monitors are not even on expensive side usually, they are just bulky and maybe a bit unusual.

That's a relief, to be honest. Wouldn't like to see dolarization happening with these guys. I guess even milei isn't so crazy, to get through with such a shit show.

If prices didn't drop significantly in last month, they are crazy out of the line for electronics. Double more is minimum in my opinion.

I often traveled with monitor and several laptops, and never had any problems. Nothing was in original packaging of course, but also they never checked if anything was new. Monitors were always middle range, nothing terribly expensive.

I'm aware of that list. Data for Greenland are from 1970, Argentina 2017 and the rest all between. But hospital beds by itself don't show anything about quality of healthcare. Also it is not clear, which beds they are counting. Only public, or all? Beds are maybe plenty, but for healthcare...

It is very insensitive to phrase it like this. Very usa stand, if I may say. Underpriced according to what? Salaries of medical workers? To the countries with gdp 3x and higher? At the same time barely anything goes to public healthcare. I have no data on the profits of private health insurance...

Do not worry for a second, it's already in Netherlands. Rojadirecta.nl

Not everything is cheaper, but nothing is much more expensive. But a lot of things are cheaper, or at least there are cheaper options, considered worse quality, but still surpassing Argentinian quality. When you put purchasing power in the mix, it's just crazy. Energy and water are still much...

Sorry, no. High position in agricultural business. His salary was higher than 3k usd for decades, now of course lower. Million however isn't really something. I'm operating with much more, living in provincia, and find it very expensive. Prices are so much out of reality, that seems money has no...

I know one person earning above 1.5 million, the rest are struggling way below. Now, those are with salaries. Those that aren't earning salaries are way above in my opinion. It is hard to get any real data, Argentines are very secretive regarding their earnings. So I usually hear complaints, not...

We are getting somewhere here :) I hope Milei too will start to go with policies that he can implement, and are needed, without unnecessary historical divide.

Average person isn't right or left, it's a mixture of both. Under extremes you get more extremes in both ways, and this never wasn't, and never will be good. Blind support for Milei, or Kirchner, is stupid. For any politician really. But this is what we are getting, bunch of crazies on both...

If only you would say former Eastern block, bacause that would be much closer to the point. If we would follow your logic, then we have more than 50 states in North America, that dolarised, as well. A lot was said already about dolarization and its pros and cons, but listing the countries that...