Investment
Why
investing in Chile?
An
old saying of savvy investors
goes like “Never put all
the eggs in one basket”
so why don’t try an emerging
market in South America whose
main characteristics are its
political and economic stability
based on a simple yet strong
Constitution, with citizens
well educated and strongly rooted
on democratic practices. The
three Chilean branches: the
Executive, the legislative and
the judicial are independent
with the two first elected by
the people and the third one
nominated by the President with
the approval of the Parliament.
In
the economic area the Finance
Ministry’s mission is
to ”maximize the government’s
economic policy to promote the
best use and performance of
the country’s productive
resources, thus achieving an
elevated, stable rate of economic
growth for an improved quality
of life for all Chilean citizens,
particularly for the most needy
and vulnerable sectors”
with an independent Central
Bank devoted to “ensure
the stability of the value of
the national currency and the
normal functioning of domestic
and foreign payments. To achieve
these objectives, a suitable
macroeconomic balance must be
maintained within the formulation
of all policies to be projected
in time”.
So,
with a clearly stable political
and macroeconomic internal scenario
–which in turn guarantees
profitability and stability
to any foreign investor- the
Chilean economy is intertwined
to the world market through
a network of more than 60 odd
countries or regional association
of countries –Association
Agreements with: European Union
and P4 (New Zealand, Singapore,
Brunei Darussalam, and Chile);
Free Trade Agreements with:
Canada, U.S.A., Mexico, South
Korea and Central America; Preferential
Trade Agreements with: Argentina,
Colombia Bolivia, Ecuador, MERCOSUR,
Peru and Venezuela- covering
almost 90% of our exports with
commercial preferences and covering
the most important consumer
markets of the world.
This is what Chile offers. Why
don’t give it a chance
to explore these opportunities
by yourself?..
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