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>Accepts ongoing support and financing from the IMF including negotiating new disbursements
>Maintains Argentina's participation in the World Trade Organization rather than pursuing complete unilateral free trade
>Increases government defense and police budgets, including expanding the role of the military INTERNALLY
> cut some sectors but government monopolies like transport or energy still receive state support.
>Support for strong executive powers and confrontational stance toward dissent which diverges from ideals of civil liberties and limited government.
>Still uses a central bank.
>Strong political alignment with the U.S. and Israel,

not libertarian.

Argentina would have improved if it adopted ANY other system of government other than the one it had been shackled with. If they became balls-out anarcho-communists it would have performed better than what it replaced.

What works in Argentina won't necessarily work in developed countries.