chiles statics

[FistFullOfSteel]

this wrote a guy,he took it from a page





little statics from a neutral page,skalman.nu

Industryproduction (i förhållande till 1970)

1970 100
1971 115
1972 118
1973 113

Inflation

1970 36%
1971 27%
1972 255%
1973 606%

Reallpay (in case to 1970)

1970 100
1971 118
1972 98
1973 60

people born:

1970 2,1%
1971 9,0%
1972 -1,2%
1973 -5,6%

i translate it from swedish to english at elast the most.

what do u think about this??the guy who took up this is a right winger

[FistFullOfSteel]

look at www.skalman.nu,u can see the page on english

[Marxist in Nebraska]

These statistics seem to suggest that Allende was driving the country into the ground... he came to power in 1970 or '71, right? I think he was elected in '70, at least... if the guy who came up with these statistics is a partisan right-winger, these may be unreliable numbers.

[FistFullOfSteel]

yeh i know

[kylie]

Originally posted by Marxist in [email protected] 18 2003, 07:59 PM
These statistics seem to suggest that Allende was driving the country into the ground... he came to power in 1970 or '71, right? I think he was elected in '70, at least... if the guy who came up with these statistics is a partisan right-winger, these may be unreliable numbers.
I doubt the statistics are that far out. The US at the time was doing all it could to damage the chilean economy, to create the conditions for a military coup. US banks were cancelling credit; US firms were issuing (baseless)lawsuits against Chilean exporters to tie them up, and cost them legal fees; economic assistance to Chile from the US was ended; private US companies stopped investing in Chile; US technicians left Chile, damaging the mining industry they had been working in. This is only what the US directly did, there is also the Chilean bourgeiosie, who participated in the economic sabotage.

[FistFullOfSteel]

thank u..always us involved..theyre pathetic

[Marxist in Nebraska]

Originally posted by [email protected] 23 2003, 07:03 AM
The US at the time was doing all it could to damage the chilean economy, to create the conditions for a military coup. US banks were cancelling credit; US firms were issuing (baseless)lawsuits against Chilean exporters to tie them up, and cost them legal fees; economic assistance to Chile from the US was ended; private US companies stopped investing in Chile; US technicians left Chile, damaging the mining industry they had been working in. This is only what the US directly did, there is also the Chilean bourgeiosie, who participated in the economic sabotage.
Aha... that would be a pretty good reason for a small economy to crumble! Of course, the rightist behind this website probably neglected to mention how the high and mighty superpower standing on Allende's throat was the cause of the strangulation of the Chilean economy.