This tool will help users to quantify different potential future scenarios for Argentina’s Net Foreign Assets (NFA) account through changing values of the Current, Capital, and Financial accounts (CA, KA, and FA respectively).

It is important to remember that the last financial crisis occurred in Argentina in December 2001 was triggered after the NFA were reduced 43% in a year (another 25% the following).

Users can introduce their estimations of the three major groups outlined above (CA, KA, FA) based on their assessments and expectations.

The aim of this work is to:

• Generalize the understanding and knowledge about risks and consequences of financial crises, and therefore to help regular depositors from loosing their savings to (hopefully not) another Argentinean financial crises.
• Improve the understanding on the Argentinean economy in such a way that it becomes stronger, more stable and therefore allows citizens to prosper generation after generation through hard work and therefore minimizing speculation as a valid mean to generate wealth;
• Bring more accountability into public finances and monetary policy, in such a way that cohesion of Argentina as a country as well as its trust among foreigners improves; and
• Have a case study to advance knowledge and understanding of recent financial globalization history.