Argentina is not very poor, it is the second largest country in South America, and its per capita income is relatively high. However, Argentina's economic development is unstable and has been in economic difficulties in recent years.

There are many reasons for Argentina's economic difficulties, one of which is Argentina's frequent currency depreciation and inflation. Argentina's monetary policy has been unstable, with frequent currency depreciation and inflation, leading to economic instability.

In addition, Argentina's exports are also a problem. Argentina's economy is mainly dependent on exports. However, due to the global economic instability, Argentina's export market has not been very stable.

In addition, there are other problems in Argentina, such as the big gap between the rich and the poor and the prominent social contradictions. These problems have also affected the economic development of Argentina.