| Summary: | Tulio Halperin Donghi's book explores the financial and military history of early Argentine state formation, focusing on Buenos Aires from the late 18th to mid-19th century. It examines the city's dominant economic role, the fiscal policies that supported state expenditures, and the impact of international trade on local finances. The work delves into the reliance on customs revenue and the economic disparities between Buenos Aires and other provinces. It is a detailed analysis of state finances, highlighting the centrality of Buenos Aires in shaping Argentina's early political and economic landscape. The book is aimed at historians and scholars interested in Argentine history and economic development.
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