In Latin America over the last decade, countries with sound macroeconomic policy frameworks, like Colombia, Peru, and Chile, grew rapidly. But so did Argentina, a country whose government seems to start every day wondering what more it can do to weaken economic institutions and damage long-term growth prospects.
当商品价格一飞冲天、资金充裕而廉价时，经济增长几乎唾手可得。在过去十年中，拥有可靠宏观经济政策框架的拉美国家，如哥伦比亚、秘鲁和智利，增长较快。但阿根廷也是如此，该国政府的做法好像唯恐不能削弱经济制度、损害其长期增长前景似的。