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ماوريسيو ماكري بوينس آيرس اقتصاد الارجنتين جمهورية الأرجنتين (بالإسبانية: República Argentina  لغة الارجنتين هي الاسبانية  ترجمة argentina في العربيّة

General data

Area: 2,780,400 km2

Capital: Buenos Aires

Currency: Argentine Peso (ARS)

Spanish language

Religion (s): Roman Catholic 88%, Protestant 7%, Jewish 2%, Others 3%

Population: 41.5 million inhabitants

Demographics:

Average age: 30 years

Population over 65: 11%

Natural increase: 0.95%

Fertility rate: 2.20 children per woman

Average life expectancy: 77 years

National holiday: May 25 (proclamation of independence May 25, 1810 during the

"Revolution of May", definitively acquired July 9, 1816).

Argentina, in long form the Argentine Republic, is a country of South America sharing its borders with:

• Chile in the West,

• Bolivia in the North-West,

• Paraguay in the North,

• Brasil,

• Uruguay to the Northeast and East,

• The Atlantic Ocean

• East and extreme South.

Argentina has a presidential regime in a Federal Republic in which the national religion is Catholicism. However, many natives express themselves with Amerindian languages. Indeed, Quechua is spoken in the Northwest and Guarani regions in the provinces of Misiones and Corrientes which is the co-official language in these provinces.

Several ethnic groups live in the country. There are descendants of the three ethnic groups behind the current population:

o Native Americans represent about 5% of the total population.

o Afro-descendants represent between 5% and 20% of the population

total.

o Mestizos who are Amerindian and European half-breeds represent between

60% and 70% of the population.

o The Criollos from the colonial era who are of Spanish origin.

o The immigrant population of the 19th century, such as Italians,

Arabic, German, French, British and Asian.

The index of human development of the Republic of Argentina is 0.81 in 2014. It is ranked 46th out of 100. Argentina is the eighth country in the world by the extent of its territory. In 2013, Argentina has 42,610,981 million

inhabitants. It is the fourth country in Latin America by its population. In 2012, 93% of the population is urban. Its Capital, Buenos Aires, is composed of 12,900,000 inhabitants. The population is also very unequally distributed:

One third of the population, about 13 million people, is concentrated in the capital and the conurbation of Buenos Aires

The population is concentrated in 4 other urban areas:

Córdoba located in the center with 1.6 million inhabitants,

Rosario composed of 1.4 million inhabitants,

Mendoza to the west with 1 million inhabitants,

San Miguel de Tucumán in the north with nearly a million inhabitants.

Infrastructures:

Roads: 500,000 km

Railways: 38,151 km of track used

Mobile phones: 45M (higher mobile phone penetration rate

100 %)

Internet penetration rate: 66% of the population

Political risk assessment

• Stability of government and institutions

The country is the third largest economy in Latin America after Brazil and Mexico, whether in nominal GDP or purchasing power parity. The unemployment rate has stabilized around 8.8%.

Unemployment rate in Argentina (in% of the active population)

This is a record rate for the country. This good health is due to the surge in prices of raw materials exported by Argentina including soybeans, and a dynamic household consumption.

Economic data

GDP (2014): USD 536 billion

GDP per capita (2014): USD 12,778

GDP growth rate (2014): 0.5% (official estimate)

Unemployment rate (2014): 8.8%

Official inflation rate (2014): 21.3% (official figures)

Trade balance (2014): + 6.8 billion USD

Budget balance (2014): -2.6% of GDP

Public debt (2014): 48.8% of GDP

French commercial surplus (2014): + € 524.6 million (24th worldwide)

French exports to Argentina (2014): € 894.4 million

French imports from Argentina (2014): € 369.8 million

The authority and role of the state are restored after the country has defeated a dictatorship and a violent crisis. The president supports the economy, improves pensions and generalizes family allowances, while collective agreements increase wages from year to year by a percentage higher than inflation. The main explanation for the re-election of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is there.

Nestor Kirchner came to power in 2003 found the country on the brink of bankruptcy.

The area of ​​Argentina can accommodate a large population, urbanized and led by a Federal Republic. The government and the institutions are stable there. After having overcome a violent dictatorship and crisis, the country has become the third economic power in Latin America. The Krichner couple in power for more than a decade has helped to bail out the state coffers, lowered the level of poverty and unemployment while the country was on the brink of bankruptcy in 2001, when the links with the IMF have crumbled. The country integrates the Mercosur that binds it to its neighbors in the region. The agricultural sector is thriving, however, there is opposition from the people rising against Krishnerism including the current president. Citizens refuse a third principal of the president, and accuse him of violating the rights of citizens.

The popularity of the government is at its lowest, particularly due to corruption in the country's political scene. In addition, the current policy direction aims to lock the country to itself in order to reduce the dependency

from the state to the international. . The state is on the brink of bankruptcy and is scandalous by falsifying economic data, the inflation rate undervalued by half, to 10%. The IMF and the international community blame the government.