Famously tried and failed. This was the main policy for most South American countries in the mid-20th century. I know you know this, so what do you think could be done differently to make it succeed?ponchi101 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 20, 2026 5:28 pm And Japan, China and S. Korea built strong economies on highly protectionist trade systems. Some of their methods were simply restricting imports, tariffs be damned.
I believe that S. America will never be able to become industrialized nations unless we impose such restrictions.
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Japan, China and South Korea are also strongly export oriented economies. Were South American countries too?
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Not at the height of the effort, which was focused on import substitution.
But most recently Argentina tried to become a cell phone exporter and they recently finally gave up.
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