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Sunday, November 16, 2014

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Saturday, November 8, 2014

Every Country's Highest-Valued Export in Latin America - Worldwide

What does a country ‪#‎export‬? Knowing the industries economy of a country will help you find what sectors you may need to specialize on‪#‎latinamerica‬ in the export and ‪#‎import‬ industry that you are in or would like to focus on ‪#‎trading‬ with #latinamerica


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 INTRODUCE YOUR SELF TO LATINO PROFESSIONALS IN THE#EXPORT & #IMPORT #TRADING DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS. THE ON LINE NETWORK LINK TO LATIN TRADING #BUSINESSCONTACTS. SERVICES & PRODUCTS IN EMERGING LATIN COUNTRIES MARKETS LIKE PERU, CHILE, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA, ARGENTINA...ALL LATIN COUNTRIES



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http://www.businessinsider.com/every-countrys-highest-valued-export-2014-5?utm_content=bufferfb739&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer&IR=T

We labeled every country in the world by its highest-valued export, aka the commodity that makes the country the most money in the global market.
Unsurprisingly, most of the world runs on oil, particularly the Middle East and Central AsiaEurope seems to be the world's workshop, where most of the machinery and motor vehicles are made.
The type of machinery ranges from optical instruments to BMWs. Latin America brings a blend of food products and oil to the trading table.
Asia, it seems, is the world's manufacturing center, where the world's clothing, wood products, and semiconductors are made. 
Africa is extremely rich in natural resources, particularly precious metals and oil. A substantial part of the continent makes its money on diamonds, gold, or oil.


Read more: http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/business/global-economy/140502/world-commodities-exports-map#ixzz3IX5plvNR


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Monday, March 3, 2014

Latin America and shifting wealth...!

 How economic development in Latin America is being influenced by the contemporary global context, in which global wealth is shifting towards emerging economies. It begins by explaining the main characteristics of this shift, in which China is playing a key role. 




It then assesses Latin America’s role in the process and some of the consequences that the shift is having on the region’s development model. The new global economic context is shaping an environment that makes it particularly difficult for Latin America to continue its structural transformation, overcome the middle-income trap and make its growth more inclusive. 

Finally, faced with the prospect that the global scenario will not change much in the near future, the chapter proposes various policy options to enable international integration in a way that fosters the region’s development: creating a more diversified production structure, enlarging the regional market, and capturing value added in the production chain.

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Saturday, March 1, 2014

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INTRODUCE YOUR SELF TO LATINO PROFESSIONALS IN THE EXPORT & IMPORT TRADING DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS. THE ON LINE NETWORK LINK TO LATIN TRADING BUSINESS CONTACTS. SERVICES & PRODUCTS IN EMERGING LATIN COUNTRIES 





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LATIN AMERICAN ECONOMIC OUTLOOK - 2014


    Latin American Economic Outlook 2014




Latin America is currently experiencing a slowdown in growth due to the downturn in external demand and the structural limitations of its economies. Although the slowdown is only moderate for the moment, there are reasons to believe that it could be persistent if there is no policy action to raise the growth capacity of the region’s economies. Given this scenario, this chapter analyses three important aspects and discusses suitable policies for reducing the associated vulnerabilities. 

First, it documents the changes in the external context and their consequences for the dynamics of external demand, considering some of the vulnerabilities resulting from the pattern of trade specialization in the region and the limited ability of domestic demand to sustain growth. It also analyses the potential risks to financial and economic stability in the region’s financial systems amid the high uncertainty regarding the future direction of US monetary policy and liquidity in international capital markets. 

Finally, the chapter looks at how fiscal policy and the fiscal space are being changed. Institutions and regulations that can facilitate the sustainable creation of fiscal space are particularly important for the Latin American economies. Governments must do more than merely increase their revenue; they must also invest more efficiently and effectively to respond to new needs and demands.

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http://www.latameconomy.org/en/outlook/

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