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Data & statistics on Average investment in machinery - Latin American countries – 66 results
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Notice that countries receiving higher than average FDI from the US tend to receive less than average FDI from other sources. For example, Mexico receives US$11.18 more from the US but $11.76 less from the other sources than the average Latin American countries per capita. Panama, a country that receives much more FDI from the US than the other host countries, receives much less FDI from the other ...

Notice that countries receiving higher than average FDI from the US tend to receive less than average FDI from other sources. For example, Mexico receives US$11.18 more from the US but $11.76 less ...

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/north/monge.pdf

between Central and South American countries, the differences are also pronounced within each ...
and cultural differences of the host and source countries would be a hopeless strategy, given the uniformity of those indicators for the host countries in the study

Feb 2003 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/north/monge.pdf
In Table 1 confirm that, by either measure of FDI inflows, the rising trend affected virtually all countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. The lone exception is Guatemala, whose FDI inflows declined between the two periods shown

In Table 1 confirm that, by either measure of FDI inflows, the rising trend affected virtually all countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. The lone exception is Guatemala, whose FDI inflows ...

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/north/NAFTA%20Lessons%20Chapter%207%20Inv%20Diversion.pdf

destination in Latin America during the post-NAFTA period. Instead, countries like Chile ...
the country experiencing the largest increases in FDI inflows between the pre-and post ...
in the table, and other countries also outperformed Mexico in terms of rises in FDI

Jan 2001 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/north/NAFTA%20Lessons%20Chapter%207%20Inv%20Diversion.pdf
Latin America: Net FDI Inflows as Percentage of GDP (annual averages by period)

Latin America: Net FDI Inflows as Percentage of GDP (annual averages by period)

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/north/NAFTA%20Lessons%20Executive%20Summary.pdf

of other countries in the region – i.e., that NAFTA led to investment diversion ...
integration -- in addition to trade integration - of its member countries. In particular, it may prompt a substantial rise in foreign investment inflows to FTA newcomers

Jan 2001 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/north/NAFTA%20Lessons%20Executive%20Summary.pdf
Average Tariffs – Selected Latin American Countries

Average Tariffs – Selected Latin American Countries

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/central/DR_CAFTA.pdf

Figure 1: Average Tariffs – Selected Latin American Countries Average unweighted tariff (percent) a or a s ua á o il a le ia a as ra ic al m ic in bi hi liv ad ag R éx m nt om du na Br C Bo lv te ge ar ta M on Pa Sa ol ua os ic Ar ...
of the trade reforms of the early 1990s, Central American countries also restructured ...
which exempted firms from import, sales and income taxes. Most countries in the region

Jan 2001 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/central/DR_CAFTA.pdf
Correlations between macroeconomic and fiscal variables and GDP in Latin American countries

Correlations between macroeconomic and fiscal variables and GDP in Latin American countries

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/central/DR_CAFTA.pdf

Disposable Consumption Investment Income Trade Balance to GDP Government ...
Paraguay Peru Uruguay Venezuela outlier Average Median Max Min Disposable income = GDP-taxes revenue; consumption = household final consumption; investment = gross capital

Jun 2005 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/central/DR_CAFTA.pdf
US manufacturing market shares in 1972 and 2001 for trading partners with the largest cumulative percentage point increase over the period. The list is headed by China, followed by Mexico. The shaded numbers indicate the sector in each country that experienced the largest market share gain: miscellaneous manufacturing for China and machinery for Mexico.

US manufacturing market shares in 1972 and 2001 for trading partners with the largest cumulative percentage point increase over the period. The list is headed by China, followed by Mexico. The shaded ...

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/caribbean/China_idb.pdf

driven comparative advantages: land-abundant Latin America has relatively high market ...
some of the tables in this chapter). Relative to Latin America, Asia ...
in Manufacturing Market Share, 1972 to 2001 These trends may indicate that countries

Jan 2001 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/caribbean/China_idb.pdf
Foreign direct investment inflows for Latin America and the Caribbean, 1998-2002

Foreign direct investment inflows for Latin America and the Caribbean, 1998-2002

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/Impact_studies/preferences/CBERA_US.pdf

Among the developing countries, the drop was less dramatic–a drop of nearly 14 percent. Annual FDI ...
to CBERA beneficiaries were 2.8 percent of FDI to all developing countries. During the period 1998 through 2002, FDI to CBERA countries decreased from $7.4 billion to $4 ...
Table 3-6 Foreign direct investment inflows for Latin America and the Caribbean

Jan 2002 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/Impact_studies/preferences/CBERA_US.pdf
Composition of FDI Flows by Sector from United States to Latin America and China, 1998-2003 (percentage)

Composition of FDI Flows by Sector from United States to Latin America and China, 1998-2003 (percentage)

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/caribbean/China_idb.pdf

index” for FDI inflows between China and several Latin America countries ...
to China and Latin America. Significant differences are evident, since FDI to China ...
by investment in manufacturing, while other sectors predominate in the case of Latin America

Jan 2003 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/caribbean/China_idb.pdf
FDI Flows Evolution from the United States to Latin America and China and Hong Kong, 1990-2001 (US$ millions)

FDI Flows Evolution from the United States to Latin America and China and Hong Kong, 1990-2001 (US$ millions)

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/caribbean/China_idb.pdf

Note: FDI Source Coincidence Index: SCICh, j = 1 – 0.5* |Sharei, Ch – Sharei, j|. Calculated from OECD FDI flows from source countries (i countries) to China and Latin American countries and Korea. One less one half multiplied by the sum of the difference ...
Figure 6.8 FDI Flows Evolution from the United States to Latin America and China and Hong Kong, 1990-2001 (US$ millions) Latin LAC America China Source: OECD (2002)

Jan 2001 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/caribbean/China_idb.pdf
Cumulative FDI Flows by Source to Latin America, 1997-2001 (percentage)

Cumulative FDI Flows by Source to Latin America, 1997-2001 (percentage)

ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/caribbean/China_idb.pdf

detail, Figure 6.6 shows the composition of FDI flows to China and Latin America ...
the source coincidence index for several Latin American countries, South Korea and India, for comparison. The results confirm the previous findings that Latin American countries

Jan 2001 | Caribbean Trade Reference Centre
Original Url: http://ctrc.sice.oas.org/geograph/caribbean/China_idb.pdf
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