Argentina: living with more than 100% annual inflation
<p>Argentina is a country located at the southern end of South America, bordering Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Uruguay. By extension, it is the eighth largest country in the world and has a population of 45 million inhabitants. Argentina is said to have all climates and landscapes, and it really does: the central area where most of the population resides is a highly fertile prairie with extensive development of agriculture and livestock. In fact, the country’s main export is soybeans and soybean oil, and other grains such as corn and wheat and livestock activities also stand out. The west of the country is crossed by the imposing Andes: in the south of this is <em>Vaca Muerta</em>, the second largest unconventional gas reserve in the world and the fourth unconventional oil reserve.</p>
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