Due to Uruguay’s social and political stability, the country is positioned as a safe and friendly economy to do business in. Likewise, Uruguay’s inhabitants enjoy a high level of equality and it’s Per Capita Income (PCI) is relatively high compared to other Latin American nations. The country has also made important progress in tax regulations …
The Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR) brings new trade deals and negotiations to its participating countries Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Its goal is to generate business and investment opportunities. It has driven agreements with other countries, and the so-called Associated States, which lead to meetings and activities between those South American countries. on top of …
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Companies seeking to expand to Latin America should consider the commercial opportunities generated by trade agreements between Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. As Latin American countries promote regional relationships to support each other, growth and free trade agreements offer new opportunities for business owners seeking to access important benefits and new markets abroad. As one of …
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Paraguay’s trade agreements are boosting preferential trade access for importers and exports in the country and wider region. Paraguay, as a landlocked country between Argentina, Brazil, and Bolivia, has an average GDP growth of 4.8% over the last decade. Despite the diminutive size of Paraguay – less than twice the area of São Paulo, Brazil …
Bolivia’s trade environment is open to many countries; the nation’s economy strongly depends on international trade. Its trade to GDP ratio rose to 56.7% in 2017. This is an indicator that calculates the relative importance of international trade in the economy of a country. For 6 years, between 2013-2018, Bolivia has been growing at an …