Having just taken geometry, I would have to go with the Horse Sized Duck; due to the cube square law, the duck would not be able to support itself.
Now for Argentina: well fixing the peso to the dollar was certainly a mistake on their part. It also didn't help that the Argentinian government has lots of debt and kept piling more on. I'm not an expert in economics (though I certainly hope to be so one day), so I'm probably not the best person to ask. One interesting thing to note though is that the Argentinean government implemented an arguably successful job guarantee program to deal with massive unemployment. Perhaps we have something to learn from them on that note. (see more here: http://www.levyinstitute.org/pubs/wp_534.pdf)
Having just taken geometry, I would have to go with the Horse Sized Duck; due to the cube square law, the duck would not be able to support itself.
Now for Argentina: well fixing the peso to the dollar was certainly a mistake on their part. It also didn't help that the Argentinian government has lots of debt and kept piling more on. I'm not an expert in economics (though I certainly hope to be so one day), so I'm probably not the best person to ask. One interesting thing to note though is that the Argentinean government implemented an arguably successful job guarantee program to deal with massive unemployment. Perhaps we have something to learn from them on that note. (see more here: http://www.levyinstitute.org/pubs/wp_534.pdf)
Well, I'll be dammed! You answered both questions and provided historical documents. Amazing performance.