Chile: In Search of a Second Wind Case Solution
Beginning with a current dispute around Chile's breakdown to draw in a significant financial investment through Intel to develop a plant to get the Pentium III, the instance examines Chile's financial efficiency in the final quarter-century, dedicating specific focus on the following problems: (a) Whether or not the Chilean economy's massive dependence on copper and also various other main or first-transformation items should provide issue to policymakers (b) To exactly what level FDI might add to the economy's diversity, and (c) How current policy arguments about the requirement (or lack thereof) to get a government-led "advancement technique" connect conventional political arguments inside Latin America.
The case thinks about the issue of expanding Chile's economic situation, in specific its export markets, far from main items and towards production.
published: 16 May 2002
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