And the Money Kept Rolling In (and Out) Wall Street, the IMF, and the Bankrupting of Argentina

Discover the captivating story of Argentina's rise and fall with the compelling book, And the Money Kept Rolling In (and Out). In the 1990s, Argentina was praised worldwide for its efforts to join the ranks of wealthy nations. The IMF, the World Bank, and Wall Street all lauded Argentina's policies. However, the same institutions that once applauded Argentina turned their backs on the country when it suffered a devastating crash in 2001. This collapse led to social and political turmoil, a collapsed peso, and a severe economic downturn that left millions in poverty and a quarter of the workforce jobless.

Written by acclaimed author Paul Blustein, who is known for his gripping book on the IMF, The Chastening, this book offers an in-depth account of Argentina's rise and fall. Blustein conducted hundreds of interviews with top policymakers and financial market players, and extensively researched internal documents to bring readers a dramatic and well-documented narrative. Unveiling how the IMF turned a blind eye to Argentina's vulnerabilities and exposing the shocking conduct of global financial market players, this book sheds light on the scandals that rocked Wall Street in recent years, such as Enron, WorldCom, and Global Crossing.

Through captivating storytelling, Blustein emphasizes the elusiveness of hope and progress for the majority of humanity still trapped in poverty and underdevelopment. Don't miss this eye-opening account that highlights the fragile nature of economic success and the consequences of global financial influences. Get your copy of And the Money Kept Rolling In (and Out) and delve into this deeply impactful story today.

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