[vkou]

Many of the European social democracies are also half-cap, half-soc countries, and they have far fewer economic problems.

They have a very different monetary system, though, and some of them are successful because the Euro lets them export their economic problems to their poorer neighbours.

[GabrielBen]

Argentina is way more socialist as measured in a controlled economy than europeans - some taxes are higher than 80% of net income and often exceeding gross income as well.

It is also way more capitalist than the US by having a large part of the population paying less than 5% income taxes.

The country is hard enough to explain without the constraints of a browser textbox.