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Answer: A first world country is someone aligned with the US.​ A third world c.​.​.​ Stories from your activity In which ways is Argentina a first-world country and which ways as a third world country? Cristian A. Rodriguez, lives in Argentina Written Sep 18, 2017 A first world country is someone aligned with the US. A third world country is a country not aligned with the USA nor with the Soviet Union. Argentina was part of the Non a... Read More » Why is Argentina so poor? Estanislao Deloserrata, Errant Polymath Updated Feb 18, 2020 "Why is Argentina so poor?" For the "why" read the book. When Argentina is given options, it invariably makes the wrong choice, and relies of populism and hysteria to suppor... Read More » What is it like living in Argentina as a foreigner? Kristin M Wilson, MBA from University of Central Florida College of Business Administration (2005) Written Sep 22, 2019 The main things that stuck out to me about living in Argentina (as a foreigner) were: How developed and modern it is. How big it is (the second-largest country in South Ameri... Read More » How bad is it to live in Argentina? Mike Houlder, lives in Argentina Written Oct 18, 2018 No, No, No. In no way is it bad to live in Argentina. I do spend some time in the UK, chiefly in Yorkshire. I have a good perspective on both ways of life. Argentina is diff... Read More » Will Canada be the second country which falls from a developed country down to a third-world country? (The first one was Argentina.) Alex Wong, a Canadian Written Jun 3, 2017 Why? You imply you have a lot of knowledge of some impending doom the rest of us do not know about, so maybe it would be helpful to post up information in your question as t... Read More » Can Argentina be considered a developed country? Leopoldo Fernandez Suarez, Operations Director Written Nov 11, 2020 It is hard to say. The country shows an uneven development mainly due to its under-performance in the last 70 years (yes, the period in which the by-then fascist nationalists... Read More » Why is Argentina a considered developing country? Ken Johnson, studied Mechanical Engineering & Economics at Brigham Young University Written Jan 12, 2018 1st world and 2nd world used to be a distinction between Capitalist / Nato countries and the Communist/ Socialist ones, with the 3rd world being considered not players on t... Read More » What is it like to live in Buenos Aires, Argentina? Ary Rios, lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina Updated May 11, 2017 This country is in severe decline, and has been for the last 50 years. Still here we are, for now. There's this phrase attributed to André Malraux that goes along the lines ... Read More » Is Argentina a developed or underdeveloped country? Why? Ary Rios, lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina Updated Apr 2, 2017 Hard to say. According to Simon Kuznets "there are four types of countries: developed, undeveloped, Japan and Argentina". Both these two countries had some unique characteri... Read More » Will Argentina ever take off and become again a developed country? Leopoldo Fernandez Suarez, Operations Director Written Aug 27, 2017 There is no doubt the Country will reach a development status according to the region and according to its demographics (still lacks of population density). It has natural r... Read More » Search More on Quora This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.https://www.quora.com/