Trade Agreements

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Trade and Business Development in the Andean Community of Nations

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Follow important business development in the Andean Community of Nations to understand the future of trade access in Latin America. As a company looking to expand into Latin America, consider the opportunities generated by powerful regional trade agreements, and how your business operating within Latin America can access important consumer markets abroad. Nine countries in …

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Overview of Paraguay’s Trade Agreements

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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 …

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Who Came Out on Top in Australia’s 2019 Budget?

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In 2017, Australia’s inward foreign direct investment stock hit $849 billion, thanks to the country’s resilience, strategic location, global trade ties, and sound political landscape. Australia stands head and shoulders above some of its neighbors in terms of GDP, demand for products and services, and growth. Indeed, GDP is expected to grow 2.8% per year …

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Why Invest And Do Business In Bolivia?

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Although foreign direct investment flows declined between 2013 and 2016, Bolivia’s FDI jumped to $725 million in 2017, more than double 2016’s figures. Its recovery is thanks to increased investment in marketing, transport, ICT, and mergers and acquisitions in the country’s mining sector. Bolivia’s stock of FDI reached US$12 billion according to UNCTAD’s World Investment …

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