Rise of the Argentine Empire

One day at the end of July, Saint Hesser and his wife, Ilena, watched an opera at the famous Blanca City Grand Theater. The opera, "The Wingless Eagle," which was very popular recently, was written by the Spanish writer J. I. L. de Turner. The play was introduced by the Blanca City Cultural Department and affirmed by Saint Hesser.

The content of the opera was not very important, and he was not very interested in it. The name alone was very Argentine. For the new Argentines, Blanca City was a hodgepodge, and Spanish was the only communication tool. In addition to school learning, some cultural communication was also necessary, as for what use it would be, only God knew.

However, he apparently underestimated this national-level work. Coupled with the cast of the Blanca City Opera Troupe and the personal signing of the introduction by the high-ranking official, the opera quickly became popular in Blanca City, and several opera houses were almost full every night.

Originally, he didn't want to come to see it, after all, he had been quite busy recently, but for his wife Ilena's small request, which was only to have a date with Saint Hesser, he certainly didn't dare to say no.

After the two dressed up grandly, they went to the opera house under the protection of the guards and endured it for a night. The opera was actually quite good, and he held Ilena's hand tightly.

He could still shamelessly say that his favorite person was still Ilena. The Cohen family continued to grow because of Ilena, even though he already had a bunch of illegitimate children outside and claimed to be contributing to the prosperity of the Argentine nation.

For many Blanca City couples, having children was a joyous event. People were not resistant to having children. Blanca City was experiencing the largest baby boom in history. From the La Pampa Provincial Government from top to bottom, civil servants took the lead and took pride in having more children.

Watching operas was actually a rare leisure activity for Saint Hesser outside of his work.

After all, he still felt guilty towards Ilena.

Watching operas was actually just a decent pastime for the upper class and wealthy people in Blanca City. Ordinary people could not afford an opera ticket with a price as high as 30 US dollars. The folk customs were still quite simple. They preferred to watch movies for 100-200 pesos or spend 200 pesos to watch an exciting soccer game, and they could enjoy a visual feast with only half a day's salary.

The development of Argentine local opera was not particularly good, and Saint Hesser himself did not have much research on it.

In the theater, Saint Hesser also took the opportunity to meet some newly promoted business tycoons in Blanca City.

In Saint Hesser's view, the supply from Blanca City alone was enough to meet the needs of the entire Argentine domestic market. Argentina's prosperous and smooth railway network could meet the demand for relatively low-priced freight.

Blanca City was also an Argentine super port with sea and land combined transportation. The total throughput of import and export goods had even exceeded one-half of the sum of Buenos Aires, Rosario, and La Plata.

In this exciting and crazy era, Saint Hesser was determined to carry out completely different innovations, promotions, and progress in the history of Argentine development. Import and export commercial trade became increasingly prosperous, and the prosperity of commercial trade promoted industrial development, which in turn subsidized service industries such as finance, forming a virtuous circle.

La Pampa Province was playing an important role in Argentina's industrialization, especially the development of heavy chemical industry, which had always been the top priority. Saint Hesser was also in charge of it, which was related to the success or failure of Argentina's industrialization. Through the large-scale use of foreign exchange and foreign loans, a small industrial base like Blanca City was established, which was also Saint Hesser's confidence in resisting foreign capital.

Now, the commercial and industrial circles of La Pampa Province, which Saint Hesser had created with his own hands, had begun to take shape. The wealth was not much, and most of them were still engaged in low-end manufacturing, but they were obviously ready to meet greater challenges.

Although they were far less powerful than the Cohen Consortium, they had established a financing system with a large number of listed companies like the Argentine National Stock Exchange. Saint Hesser invested financial fuel into them, promoting the transformation of these miscellaneous troops into regular troops.

The ambitious wealthy people, after earning their first pot of gold and achieving financial freedom, gradually entered industries with higher technical content and higher profits under the guidance and support of Saint Hesser. Some took the initiative to enter, pursuing high profits, which was also what Saint Hesser needed. He needed more excellent companies.

Of course, there were also exceptions, such as those who代工 for Layton Motors, went directly to Europe to buy second-hand or third-hand production lines to set up motorcycle factories, and made a lot of money, and those who specialized in setting up auto parts factories to produce supporting parts for Argentine domestic and foreign-funded auto factories. The proportion of these factories was relatively small, because the entry threshold for this industry was high, whether it was capital or technology, except for families like the Ditria family who were already rich.

Hans Steel, led by the Hans family, was extremely successful and was very interested in mining iron ore in Bolivia and Brazil, and was also very enthusiastic about mining coal in South Africa and Australia, hoping to obtain higher profits from it.

Saint Hesser also strongly supported Simon Hans, the boss of Hans Steel. Hans Steel Plant was initially established with the support of La Plata Steel Plant and was almost a replica of La Plata Steel Plant.

What was even more powerful about Simon Hans was that he had a younger brother, Ruben Hans, who was even more of a genius in business management. With his help, the Hans family now had a large number of factories such as Hans Metallurgical Industry, Hans Machinery, and Hans Chemical Industry, which was the largest industrial consortium in Blanca City.

The Hans family had been completely tied to Saint Hesser's chariot. In order to continue to support the Hans family, in addition to the steel industry, he successively supported the Hans family to enter the three major industries of metallurgy, machinery, and chemical industry, and established a large number of cooperation with the Cohen Consortium and La Pampa Provincial State-owned Factories, with Barren Bank and La Pampa Industrial Bank providing loan support.

The second most important was the Rhode family. The Rhode family also had many talents, especially the second generation. In addition to being capable and able to hold thighs, Rhode himself had the biggest characteristic of being able to give birth. He had 4 wives before and after, who gave birth to 19 children for him, and he was still creating people, responding to La Pampa Province's fertility policy, which was also one of the reasons why Saint Hesser valued Rhode so much.

Moreover, the Rhode family did a good job in family education, and most of the children they cultivated were very outstanding. Among them, five adult children basically graduated from famous universities such as Cordoba University, La Plata University, and Rosario University. According to his own bragging, his third daughter, who participated in the university entrance examination this year, was likely to be admitted to the University of Buenos Aires.

Rhode made his fortune with the Barut Textile and Garment Group, and began to accumulate a lot of wealth after acquiring Snowbell Chemical, and obtained a lot of profits. Moreover, Andes Pace Rhode was extremely capable and had a long-term vision, and therefore obtained a lot of help from Saint Hesser.

In addition to his main business, he successively established Rhode Steel, Rhode Automobile, Rhode Machinery Factory, Rhode Metallurgical Company, and Rhode Auto Parts Factory, and also reached cooperation with the Cohen Consortium and obtained the support of several important banks.

The third largest family supporting Saint Hesser was the Martinez family. Their Martinez Trade, Martinez Textile, Martinez Mining, and Martinez Food were all ranked among the top in Blanca City.

Moreover, the Martinez family had a wide range of influence in the Patagonia region and was the only old family in Blanca City that could survive the economic explosion and live very well.

The Martinez family had completely defected to Saint Hesser. Saint Hesser returned the favor and allowed the Martinez family to obtain cooperation orders from state-owned factories and organized personnel to jointly develop the rich mineral resources in the Patagonia region.

In addition, there were the Ditria Automobile Factory and Ditria Electric Factory led by the Ditria family, and some local new giants also began to exert influence.

Others such as Lyon Industries, Maine Manufacturing, Katrin Textile, Filsden Textile Company, which fully entered the textile industry, Shazer Textile Company (Daxing Textile) led by Chinese, Kopaci Construction Engineering (Qingyun Construction), Manns Construction (Yuhua Construction), Mashanina Clothing led by Indians.

Preto Trade led by Brazilians, Ayodhya Textile led by Indians, Selena Industry, a new giant in daily chemical industry, Blue Federal Chemical, Alberto Pharmaceutical, Mason Pharmaceutical, Brida Energy, Blue Harbor Electric, Belgrano Shipyard, Valentin Trade, Visa Trade, Termonoma Motorcycle Company, Tesston Shoes, Lester Shoes, Knight Shoes, Dilute Defense, could already form a powerful force.

Except for a group of new nobles such as Bueno Electronics that were acquired by foreign capital for some reasons, most of the emerging industrial and commercial families in Blanca City were completely growing at a high speed, and were simultaneously growing in terms of asset size, sales, and profits.

The sales of these new giants were mostly distributed between 5 million and 15 million US dollars, and several of them had already exceeded 10 million US dollars. Most of them had only grown to this scale this year, and had obtained a lot of funds through listing. Among them, the Chinese, Indians, and Brazilians among the new immigrants were relatively bright, and there was also Saint Hesser's support behind them.

Among the local new commercial families, there were the most Italians, and they were also very good at trade and commerce.

The number of Spaniards ranked second, and there were fewer descendants of other countries.

Among the Germans, there was only the Hans family.

What was more special was Dilute Aragon, the leader of the new giant Dilute Security and Defense Company, which was a comprehensive military defense group with a turnover of more than 7 million US dollars.

Dirut Defense is the only large company in Argentina led by Gauchos. It has expanded rapidly in the past two years, contracting for many construction and defense projects, and also participating in foreign trade, accommodating many early supporters of Saint Hesser, such as Hahn Krudich.

Among these emerging large companies, Chinese entrepreneurs are a relatively special group. For example, Li Qingyun was originally an ordinary employee of Saint Hesser. When he was in Maria City, he resigned from the Plarrie Food Factory at the time.

He independently established the Qingyun Construction Team and, with the help of Saint Hesser, became one of the largest construction giants in Maria City. He is only in his thirties this year and is now developing upstream and downstream of the construction industry, rapidly expanding its scale, and entering the real estate and construction raw materials industries, with a certain influence in steel and cement.

Other Chinese business tycoons include the Chen family, who lead the Shazer Textile Company, which was renamed from the original Daxing Textile.

Among them, the Maya Chemical system is the most famous in the chemical industry of Blanca City. After the Maya Chemical headquarters moved from San Martin City to Blanca City, many outstanding talents resigned and founded many chemical companies. Later, there were also entrepreneurs from Southern Petroleum, but their scale was not as large as the Maya Chemical system.

Many of the new business families in Blanca City are elites and outstanding talents from the Cohen Consortium, and most of them have received help and support from Saint Hesser. Many of them initially received their business from the Cohen Consortium.

Among the many veterans who followed Saint Hesser in Cordoba in the early days, there were also many who were not capable enough to keep up with the company's development, so they were arranged to enter some special units to retire, and they were not treated unfairly. After all, very few capable people could enter Saint Hesser's small food factory in the beginning.

The only exception is probably the canned food factory salesmen. Most of the salesmen in the sales department of the Plarrie Canned Food Factory, which Saint Hesser founded in the early days, have achieved financial freedom. These people used to be all over Argentina, providing the possibility for national sales of canned food, and also established Saint Hesser's first national sales network, which still plays a role today.

Plarrie Foods has long been split into four independent companies. Plarrie International was the first to become independent and has completely transformed. Plarrie Foods first spun off the Miranda Company, and then spun off the Vidmar Beer, each developing into industry giants.

These salesmen from the canned food factory are now thriving in the import and export industry in Blanca City, starting as agents for Plarrie Foods' products, and later forming their own factories to engage in import and export.

They are a unique emerging force of entrepreneurs.

There are also many entrepreneurs from the Blue Cloud Group. The Posca district almost has a small Blue Cloud clothing industrial park. Among them, there are Testerton Shoes, Leicester Shoes, Knight Shoes, Windsor Clothing, and Martner Textile, with a scale of more than 1 million US dollars. Their bosses all came from the Blue Cloud Textile Factory, and many of them followed from Buenos Aires.

Blanca City originally had no textile industry foundation. From the first textile industrial park, the first clothing industrial park, to the last two or thirty large and small clothing textile industrial parks, Blue Cloud Textile is an important source of textile and clothing in Blanca City.

Blue Cloud Textile has made indispensable contributions to the breakthrough of 100 million US dollars in the output value of the textile and clothing industry in Blanca City. It is also a meritorious industry for Blanca City's export earnings. Moreover, Blue Cloud Textile has a large number of complete brands, OEM, and white-label brands, undertaking a large number of foreign orders. It is both an OEM factory and a brand sales factory. It is still the largest textile and clothing group in Argentina, with an annual output value of more than 15 million US dollars, exceeding the sum of the second to fifth places. However, some textile and clothing upstarts are also working hard to challenge.

Many successful entrepreneurs also come from La Plata Steel Plant, Old Rhein Military Industry, and Blanca Shipyard. Most of them are outstanding in ability and, after some experience, choose to start their own businesses.

With the rise of the Blanca State-owned Assets Committee, entrepreneurs from the civil service system are also actively involved, especially entrepreneurs from the old investment promotion department. They have more advanced management capabilities and connections to cooperate with the city hall, and their entrepreneurship is also quite successful.

In Blanca City, there is also Lucy Miller Labor Company, which is known as the largest labor company in Argentina. Its predecessor was Cohen Brothers Company.

Because they were afraid that the reputation was not good and that it would affect Saint Hesser's official career, the Cohen Brothers Company had already been cancelled by Saint Hesser. Lucien Miller is responsible for the company's operation, and has made outstanding contributions to Argentina's international labor introduction, just like his name, is a fallen angel.

Under the leadership of Saint Hesser, the Argentine National Stock Exchange has aggressively expanded in scale and the number of listed companies in a short period of time, attracting a large amount of domestic and foreign capital inflows. The two main forces are obviously the Cohen Consortium and Sequoia Capital of the United States.

After a difficult loss of blood, the stock exchange quickly became regularized, and truly powerful medium and large companies sought to be listed, obtained rapid development, and created a new myth of wealth.

For Saint Hesser, perhaps there are many capital bubbles, but time is running out.

His control over New York's Sequoia Capital is not as good as before. This important external resource may have to be abandoned. Before giving up, he sold a lot of stocks, and converted foreign funds were injected into the Argentine National Stock Exchange in large quantities.

Sequoia Capital and Blackstone have withdrawn most of his Argentine subordinates, carried out a makeover, and formed new company activities.

Many of Sequoia's capital profits have been transferred to London, Paris, Tokyo, Rio de Janeiro, Amsterdam, Sydney and other cities, and new companies have been registered under the name of Plarrie International, giving up many benefits in exchange for the safe landing of funds, and a large part of the losses were eaten by Wall Street.

Blanca City is considered to be the place where Saint Hesser made his fortune, and its status is already higher than San Martin City, which he built up single-handedly. It is also Saint Hesser's iron ticket warehouse, and most Blanca people are basically staunch supporters of Saint Hesser.

From the mayor of Blanca City to the heads of the 21 districts and counties under Blanca, they were all personally promoted by Saint Hesser. From the city hall to the parliament, they are all people of Saint Hesser, and they are basically his supporters.

Of course, there is more or less competition and cooperation between the various districts and counties. Except for the core urban area, the support from other suburbs and counties is reduced by one level, but the territory is larger and the potential is also greater.

It is more like the core urban area strictly speaking, there are only the eastern and western districts, and the eastern and western districts have only developed a few years earlier.

Except for the eastern and western districts, most of the urban area of Blanca City was originally just ordinary villages, or even simply farms.

This kind of rural transformation to urban areas is the stage where Blanca City completes its original accumulation. It is relatively simple to go from nothing. Such well-planned areas composed of industrial zones and tube buildings constitute the infinitely potential urban area of Blanca City.

Now Saint Hesser splits up the big districts to prevent them from having the strength to confront the city, and supports the weak districts to establish a complete cooperation system.

Therefore, Saint Hesser's management of Blanca City cannot be said to be as solid as an iron barrel, but it is also impenetrable. At least no one dares to try to compete with Saint Hesser in this territory. At most, they engage in small actions such as assassinations and assassinations.

Saint Hesser also takes extremely care of Blanca City, and any favorable policies are the first to support it. Blanca City is also developing very quickly. From time to time, Saint Hesser regularly cleans up the moths, garbage, and traitors in Blanca City.

Now Blanca City is the largest industrial goods distribution center in Argentina. Industrial raw materials from all over the world are continuously transported here through various giant cargo ships, and after being produced into finished products, they are exported to all over the world, sharing a little bit of the cake.

For the time being, there are still very few forests in Blanca City. Blanca City's exports are mainly light industrial products and a small part of heavy chemical industrial products, cheap electronic appliances, and mechanical products. The profit is not much, but it wins in affordable prices and large scale, which can supplement some of the needs of the United States and European countries.

For late-developing developing countries and backward countries, they themselves have missed the stage of dividing the cake in the two industrial revolutions, and it is difficult to complete the original accumulation, and there is no way to accumulate.

Building factories by foreign capital is a shortcut, but it is also a poison, or a stimulant, which can invigorate the economy in the short term, but after the stimulation, it is a great destruction to the health of the economy.

This is also an important means for the first-mover United States and Britain to fleece the wool of late-developing countries.

If there is no reliable foundation, it can only become Mexico, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and the like. Even the Four Little Tigers of Asia are ultimately third-rate countries and cannot be put on the table.

The most obvious example is Argentina's neighbor, Brazil. This is a process from a basic industrialized country, a quasi-powerful country, and a rich country to a second-rate country. In just over thirty years, it has been fleeced and harvested many times, and has become a chaotic and corrupt country.

If the iron is strong, it is like the Four Little Dragons of Asia, such as New China and South Korea, which can successfully transform and successfully transform, but South Korea, Hong Kong, New Taipei, and Singapore can only rely on big countries in the end, but they still cannot be called big countries and powerful countries.

Only New China, because after its establishment, established a basic and complete industrial system and has a super-broad domestic market, can it undertake capital transfer after opening up, and complete industrial upgrading and transformation through township industry, private industry, and state-owned industry, and establish a strong industrial system.

India also has a large enough domestic market, even foreign capital is difficult to succeed in India, but instead is fleeced by the Indians. However, it is difficult to say whether India's industrialization is a success or failure.

After all, India has not yet given birth to technology giants in later generations, but there are many large enterprises and large factories closely related to manufacturing, such as the famous Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Reliance Group, etc.

This at least shows that India has at least built a small but complete manufacturing system locally, and capital can form a positive accumulation, and it is not easy to be harvested.

Of course, Saint Hesser cannot take the Indian road, but he also looks down on the South Korean chaebol model, and has to rely on the Soviet model.

The La Pampa Provincial Government initially hoped to achieve large-scale modernization and industrialization by developing large state-controlled enterprises, which proved to be very successful.

La Pampa Province rapidly established a large number of state-owned factories and companies, utilizing foreign exchange controlled by the Provincial Government to introduce advanced European industrial equipment, technology, and talent training, promoting its own accelerated development.

With the assistance of the Cohen Consortium and Blanca State-Owned Company, state-owned factories in La Pampa Province rapidly grew. The construction of infrastructure such as electricity, transportation, communication, and warehouses throughout the province, as well as the urbanization process outside of Blanca City, also developed rapidly. The three coastal cities in the south and Santa Rosa City also received spillover resources from Blanca City, establishing a number of reliable state-owned factories.

These state-owned enterprises are mainly concentrated in infrastructure construction and advanced manufacturing, becoming one of the engines of La Pampa's rapid industrialization.

San Jose brought traditional textile and garment industries, food processing, and other industries to Blanca City for rapid development, while emerging industries such as steel, shipbuilding, chemical industry, and automobile manufacturing also grew rapidly.

A large number of unemployed laborers from northern Argentina entered the Blanca area, making the prices of products produced in Blanca City more internationally competitive.

In addition to the new immigrants in La Pampa Province, from 1953 to 1958, approximately 6 million people migrated back and forth within Argentina, bringing about huge demands for consumption and infrastructure such as transportation. Among them, 2 to 3 million people flowed to the new La Pampa Province, accounting for slightly more than half of the domestic migration in Argentina. This also brought abundant talent and human resources to Blanca City, after all, 95% of them came for Blanca City, and then flowed to the three southern cities and Santa Rosa City.

San Jose quickly found the fourth weapon to counter foreign capital, which was the large number of small and medium-sized enterprises in Blanca City.

Strong policy support is reflected in the data during the "economic miracle" of the Blanca Bay war. The contribution of small and medium-sized enterprise factories, family workshops, stores, and individual businesses to the economic development of Blanca City is increasing.

What developed first were the large number of individual stores and merchants, then family workshops, and finally small and medium-sized enterprise factories. Scale advantage is an important factor in promoting the continued rapid development of Blanca City.

The number of small and medium-sized enterprise individual businesses in Blanca City has exceeded 43,000, with an increase of 12,000 from January to June this year alone, exceeding last year's increase of 11,500, and the number is still increasing rapidly.

The Industrial and Commercial Development Department of Blanca City is the busiest department in the entire La Pampa Province. In order to speed up business registration, it has 21 district management bureaus. Each district in the central urban area has 20-30 office locations, the outer districts have 10-15 office locations, and the suburbs have at least 5 office locations, which can quickly process business licenses. Moreover, the office hours are from 9 am to 9 pm, working from Monday to Sunday, which is still difficult to meet the needs.

San Jose had to massively expand the establishment and transfer new civil servants to expand positions in order to meet the basic needs. Basically, if the information is fully prepared, a business license can be obtained in one day, making it the most efficient administrative department in Argentina.

Many small and medium-sized factories have also moved to the outer districts due to the overcrowding in the urban area, prospering the entire market.

San Jose initially built the tenement buildings, most of the first floors were built in the style of stores, and this was an important part of his recovery of construction investment, after all, he cannot do charity and unprofitable business.

Moreover, development requires money. Although the Cohen Consortium provided the initial first bucket of gold, and several major banks provided financing and loans, the Blanca City Finance could not infinitely subsidize the construction of tenement buildings.

Therefore, the commercial system, renting houses and stores is an important step in recovery. At the beginning, San Jose used low rents to allow the floating population coming to Blanca City to settle down quickly, and the dormitory buildings were also rented to factories at low prices. Although the costs cannot be fully covered in the short term, it also brings stable income to the Blanca City Finance.

San Jose used these incomes to continue to take out loans, mortgage and build state-owned factories, carry out industrialization, and then rent a large number of stores to help families who aspire to start individual stores and family factories, front store and back factory, only charging a small amount of taxes, and persisted.

Relying on these funds, San Jose founded huge state-owned factories. Most of these factories have relatively advanced management concepts. Although many of the equipment bought with foreign exchange are not the latest, they are not very backward. They quickly recover costs and create profits.

State-owned factories pay taxes regularly, which also expands the tax base, and the finance is also slowly balanced, repaying loans step by step, and then the state-owned factories are getting better and better, individual stores are also slowly developing, and the commerce is becoming more and more prosperous.

Not everyone is willing to enter the factory. After all, the factory is not very free, and the workers in the factory need to consume. Many people see business opportunities from it, renting storefronts, opening various department stores, clothing stores, restaurants, bars, barbecue restaurants, fruit stores, various farmers markets, decoration stores, and hotels, which can generate income.

San Jose also made the Blanca City Hall the largest landlord. After many people thought that renting houses was profitable, many people followed suit, which also allowed the rental market in Blanca City to supply the huge influx of population, and the real estate market in Blanca City also slowly developed, after all, the tenement buildings are still tenement buildings.

Rich people live in large villas and manors, ordinary people live in tenement buildings, and the newly rich do not have so much money, high-end community residential areas have become a better choice, the demand for security and quiet is relatively large, although the tenement buildings are commercially prosperous, they are a bit noisy.

In terms of import and export, these small and medium-sized enterprises and trading companies are particularly active.

In the textile, food, furniture, building materials, clothing, toys and other industries where small and medium-sized enterprises are concentrated, small and medium-sized enterprises account for the vast majority, and the export growth figures of these enterprises during the "economic miracle" are amazing.

For example, in the three years from 1955 to 1958, the export of textiles in Blanca City increased by 1451.4%, and the export of furniture increased by 2602.7%. These ant armies have made great contributions, and the overall export volume has approached or even exceeded that of the Blue Cloud Group.

San Jose gradually shifted his focus to supporting the development of small and medium-sized enterprises. Their development was too rapid, giving San Jose great confidence. There are more than 55,000 small and medium-sized enterprises in La Pampa Province, of which more than 8,000 are in the three southern cities and 2,000 in Santa Rosa City.

Most of these small and medium-sized enterprises are mainly family workshops and small factories, with a scale of generally no more than 20 employees, but they have solved more than half of the employment in La Pampa Province, which is very remarkable.

They do not have resources and funds like Bono Electronics and New Cohen Heavy Industry, but they still broke a bloody path.

"In order to solve the difficulties of small and medium-sized entrepreneurs, the La Pampa Provincial Government needs to take measures to break the framework of existing policies or systems, and establish new laws and regulations, and introduce more strategies that are beneficial to the development of small and medium-sized enterprises, which is very necessary."

From 1956 to 1958, the La Pampa Provincial Government and the Blanca City Hall successively promulgated 5 laws aimed at promoting the development of small and medium-sized enterprises.

These laws are different from other industrial special laws and are specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Law No. 180, the "La Pampa Province Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Financial Support Law", promulgated in 1956, the La Pampa Province organized Blanca Commercial Bank and Balen Bank to provide 200 billion pesos of preferential loans to small and medium-sized enterprises in Blanca City, with the Provincial Government subsidizing the interest.

"200 billion pesos cannot build a few large factories, but it is of great help to the development of small and medium-sized enterprises."

Law No. 188, the "La Pampa Province Southern Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Special Law", promulgated in 1958, provides special preferential loans to the three southern cities of La Pampa Province, greatly promoting the industrial development process in the southern region of La Pampa Province.

In order to make the development of small and medium-sized enterprises have a good external environment, the La Pampa Provincial Government has taken a series of preferential policies.

In addition to the preferential financial support policies mentioned above, it also provides a large number of preferential policies in terms of taxation, talent, and market.

For example, establishing a reduced tax rate for small and medium-sized enterprises, implementing special tax measures, and taking a relaxed attitude on tax inspections, and even allowing less tax or no tax, so that small and medium-sized enterprises can survive the difficult period.

In order to alleviate the shortage of manpower in small and medium-sized enterprises, measures have been taken to add more foreign workers, especially the introduction of international workers is supported, after all, even if Argentine labor is cheap, many small factories still cannot afford to hire them, and husband and wife shops and family workshops are prevalent here.

San Jose has adopted special industrial rent support special policies and special loans for entrepreneurs with special technical expertise, especially划out office areas, providing low-priced or even free of charge.

He also allows professors from universities in La Pampa Province and researchers from government scientific research institutions to suspend their jobs to start new technology enterprise factories, and can still go back to work if the entrepreneurship fails.

He stimulates government departments to give priority to purchasing products from new technology small and medium-sized enterprises, giving certain inclination in procurement orders, and legislating that government departments give at least one-third of the orders to small and medium-sized companies to stimulate and support their development.

Provide taxation and financial support to enterprises for the merger and industrial structure adjustment of small and medium-sized enterprises, and encourage small and medium-sized enterprises to attract foreign investment and foreign advanced technology, etc.

After entering 1957, a large number of workshop-style family factories in Blanca City began to purchase equipment and build factories, and quickly transformed into regularized small and medium-sized enterprises.

Uniting all forces that can be united is what San Jose has been doing. Being able to lead his subordinates and supporters to a brighter future, rather than drawing cakes, is also his charm, which has also won San Jose more support.