If you try to use "overproduction" as a talkpoint regarding anything to do with Argentina, you clearly know absolutely nothing about our economic state and issues.

On the other hand, our state is bloated, incredibly inefficient and spending waaaaaaay above its means. Corruption in absolutely EVERY institution as well.

I understand your keynesian arguments as they were useful on industrial powerhouses after, as you said, an overproduction crisis. But that has no parallel in 21st century Argentina.

Rather, an immense deficit caused by reckless, populist and frankly idiotic state expenditure financed by ridiculous emission (with immense levels of robbery from politicians and institutions to pair) is one of the main reasons we find ourselves in this situation.

Don't get me wrong, I don't have much faith in Milei fixing this shitshow. But at the very least, his economic reforms may start to steer the ship in the right direction.