Message from @sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ

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2018-12-10 14:05:55 UTC  

Also

2018-12-10 14:05:57 UTC  

this graph

2018-12-10 14:06:15 UTC  

Is being presented rather disingenuously

2018-12-10 14:08:22 UTC  

Videla, who removed Peron's second wife from power, pursued a chicago boy, free market economic model like Pinochet did and debt sky rocketed under his regime

2018-12-10 14:09:53 UTC  

wages fell, and debt soared

2018-12-10 14:11:33 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/452955238186614794/521690440349777920/unknown.png

2018-12-10 14:11:59 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/452955238186614794/521690547073712160/unknown.png

2018-12-10 14:12:27 UTC  

The second graph has data from 1980

2018-12-10 14:12:33 UTC  

which was during the free market stage

2018-12-10 14:12:37 UTC  

of argentina

2018-12-10 14:18:09 UTC  

Can I see the source of the claim for the increased price of goods? I'm not saying you're wrong, I just am doubtful that a 30% increase in wages would not offset that

2018-12-10 15:17:56 UTC  

@The Big Oof He causes an economic crisis

2018-12-10 15:18:05 UTC  

Throughout the whole years

2018-12-10 15:18:12 UTC  

Hence why he was also removed from office through a coup

2018-12-10 15:18:31 UTC  

Then Argentina was in massive inflation( in his years and beyond) 30%, 40% inflation

2018-12-10 15:18:35 UTC  

Then hyperinflation struck

2018-12-10 15:19:15 UTC  

And no Argentina wasn’t even close to a free market model after he left

2018-12-10 15:19:28 UTC  

They were the top richest country before he came into power

2018-12-10 15:19:43 UTC  

His planned economy caused massive problems

2018-12-10 15:19:52 UTC  

inflation, debt, incomes

2018-12-10 15:19:57 UTC  

real wages did not rise for sure

2018-12-10 15:20:00 UTC  

Inflation was too high

2018-12-10 15:20:15 UTC  

And nominal wages rises weren’t high enough, not even close

2018-12-10 15:24:13 UTC  

30% wage increase would not have happened anyways

2018-12-10 15:24:16 UTC  

Not even close to 10%

2018-12-10 15:25:10 UTC  

It’s just a case of central planning and it shows that they do not work and it’s not an efficient way of allocating resources. Argentina before hand was one of the top richest countries, after his rule they were in deep shit and it only got worse.

2018-12-10 15:25:20 UTC  

It’s a sad tragedy but this is what happens when you go to socialism

2018-12-10 16:19:53 UTC  

YouTube out of Google hands would be great. Used to be a place where you could post whatever you wanted in terms of videos, and now if you don’t follow mainstream bullshit you get fucked up your ass with a red hot poker.

2018-12-10 16:29:28 UTC  

But you'd still have to worry about the advertisers.

2018-12-10 16:47:44 UTC  

Fuck you’re right

2018-12-10 16:47:58 UTC  

Fuck advertisements. They’re a virus to my internet experience.

2018-12-10 16:56:52 UTC  

We have to remember that wages and quality of licing =/= GDP

2018-12-10 16:57:05 UTC  

im not saying anything in those graphs is wrong but as a rule of thumb

2018-12-10 17:01:21 UTC  

that's ultimately what it boils down to though @High King of the North, Eisbär

2018-12-10 17:01:40 UTC  

it's about the adverts and google's primary role is about improving the value and saleability of those assets

2018-12-10 17:02:33 UTC  

replacing Google would do nothing to change that unless the organisation went an even more controversial route such as subscription locks on all the content

2018-12-10 17:23:16 UTC  

@Bogatyr Bogumir true but it’s a fair measure

2018-12-10 17:49:07 UTC  

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ The wage growth was being weighed against the US dollar

2018-12-10 17:49:12 UTC  

it was taking inflation into account

2018-12-10 18:21:21 UTC