Chile: Globalization star
Which countries in Latin America are most integrated into the world economy? Which countries are the most dependent on foreign investment or tourism? Which are most dependent on remittances? These are some of the questions the LBC’s ninth annual Latin Globalization Index answers for our readers. The index of 18 countries in Latin Americaassigns each country in Latin America a score based on six factors: the percentage of GDP of imports, exports, foreign direct investment, tourism receipts, remittances, as well as internet penetration.
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