Latin American countries

Leading member of the ‘BRIC’ emerging economies, Brazil boasted 7.5% annual growth last year and accrued $4bn in industrial gas and equipment revenues. Moreover, with the sixth largest labour force in the world and an 87% urban population, the opportunities for expansion are plentiful.

Chile is a modern Latin American success story. Several reports and rankings by independent international institutions and sovereign rating agencies confirm Chile’s position as one of the most competitive countries in the world because of its dynamic and low-risk business environment.

Economic growth has been accompanied by low inflation and strong international reserves. This achievement is expedited by Chile’s commitment to economic liberalization and free-market policies, as well as of its pledge to maintain sound and responsible economic and political management. 

 
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Cuba
Ecuador
Mexico
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela

Why are they successful? What are their peculiarities?