Despite the average person in Argentina maintaining a wealth level similiar to their parent's generation (in inflation-adjusted terms), economists refer to Argentina's economic trajectory as a growth diaster What is the primary reason for this characterization? a. Despite maintaining wealth Argentina has significantly underperformed compared to its high potential, b. Argentina's stable average wealth indicates a balanced economy that prevents it from the risks of steady growth avoiding the catagorization of "miracle". c. The term "diaster" is used because Argentina economic policies have forcused too much on international trade, neglecting domestic growth. d. Argentina's current wealth is solely due to inheritance for previous generation