Is argentina a developed country?

Argentina. Argentina is a developing country, even though it ranks higher than the vast majority of non-developed countries in most metrics. ... At greater than $14,000, Argentina's GDP per capita exceeds the $12,000 figure that most economists consider a minimum for consideration as a developed country. read more

I think Argentina is almost a developed country. It has some issues like all Latin American countries, but it offers a good quality of life for the majority of its residents, it is an educated country and it has the potential of becoming a first world nation in the short term (maybe in less than a decade). read more

Argentina is a developing country, even though it ranks higher than the vast majority of non-developed countries in most metrics. Nobel laureate economist Simon Kuznets once quipped that there are four types of countries: developed, undeveloped, Japan and Argentina. read more

By many standards, Argentina is fully developed, and by others, the opposite. Also reputation and perception play a big role here: 50 years ago Argentina was one of the most devoloped countries of the region and the World, now, we are a shadow of our former selves, so the World perceives Argentina as a country on fire, even when it’s not. read more