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“U.S. companies feel at home in Chile. We are one of the most business-friendly countries in Latin America,” stated Nicolo Gligo, Executive Director of the Chilean Economic Development Agency (CORFO) in the U.S. ”Chile has one of the freest economies in the world with a private sector that is the engine of the economy.[emphasize mine] In Chile, the infrastructure and institutions operate effectively, transparency is the rule and there are virtually no restrictions on foreign investment. And when you factor in the quality of life in Chile, there is no comparison.”
“U.S. companies feel at home in Chile. We are one of the most business-friendly countries in Latin America,” stated Nicolo Gligo, Executive Director of the Chilean Economic Development Agency (CORFO) in the U.S. ”Chile has one of the freest economies in the world with a private sector that is the engine of the economy.[emphasize mine] In Chile, the infrastructure and institutions operate effectively, transparency is the rule and there are virtually no restrictions on foreign investment. And when you factor in the quality of life in Chile, there is no comparison.”
And they experienced an economic boom and they continue to receive very good foreign investments and continued growth and since that, they've achieved what most Latin American nations can only dream of: a stable growing economy with low political corruption and low crime rates, in contrast to Chávez's, Correa's, and Morales's, policies that are scaring away business investments because their assets might be seized the next day, and political corruption is rife in those countries. Chile's HDI only keeps going up and I think they will be the first Latin American country to achieve developed status. They've already been newly admitted to the OECD. For me personally, Chile would be a great country to live in and being Hispanic already and being fluent in Spanish, I would love to go live there, but I don't wanna have to put up with replacing broken walls or items because Chile likes to "dance" every once in a while
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