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Chile expects its industrial output to grow by 5% to 6% in 2010, after plummeting by 8.8% last year due to the global financial crisis. Industrial output rose by...

Chile is a country in South America, occupying a coastal strip between the Andes Mountains to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west. The country borders Peru...

Chile’s fiscal policy has allowed the government to implement a powerful stimulus package to arrest the effects of the economic crisis on Chile’s economic structure. The government, in combination...

  In 2010, Brazil total trade volume was US$387.4 billion. Brazil is a member of numerous economic organizations, including Unasul, WTO, Mercosul, G-20 and the Cairns Group. Brazil has...

Along with the rapid expansion of its economy in the past decade, Brazil has expanded various sectors of its economy, such as the industrial sector, which is the second...

Brazil is considered one of the four emerging markets in the world, along with Russia, India and China, since it's rapid growth and development of the economy in 2003....

 As one of the major international financial centres, Hong Kong features a free trade economy with low taxation. Owing to the laissez faire policy, intervention from the government is...

Hong Kong has become a highly industrialized manufacturing centre, following the Second World War. In the 1980s, the territory underwent swift transition to become a service-based economy. Hong Kong...

 Marked by a sprawling skyline, the Island of Hong Kong is one of the most developed economies not only in Asia but in the world. It is a special...

Hong Kong’s economic structure mainly comprises the manufacturing and services sectors, which operate in a business-friendly environment. There is full support from the government in the form of free...