Long-Term Descriptive Analysis of Argentina’s Economy and 2001 Argentine Economic Crisis in the Context of Argentina’s Economic Indicators and Public Finance Realizations

In this study, the vulnerability of the Argentine economy until the 2001 Argentine Crisis will be discussed in a long-term perspective in light of other indicators and various studies. Argentina, an important South American country, has a developing economy. However, the political and economic crises it has been experiencing require that Argentina be analysed from various perspectives. In this context, this study analyses Argentina's economic, social, fiscal and political outlook from a cyclical perspective and reveals the economic and fiscal outcomes of the interdisciplinary relationship. The aim of the study is to evaluate Argentina's economic experience, especially in terms of fiscal policy and its derivatives, and to descriptively reveal the relationship of political preferences, democracy, and freedoms with finance.