A document from the Inter-American Bank (IDB) suggests that infrastructure requirements in the region will be driven, among other factors, by energy demand, natural disaster risk, urban services and food production.
A document from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) proposes adopting a “multisector vision” on investment decisions in infrastructure, taking into account multiple effects beyond the financial analysis.
A report by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) suggests that although the amount of money invested in infrastructure is very important, the quality of the services that this infrastructure provides is even more so.
After four years of slow economic growth in the United States, small companies there are discovering new opportunities for broadening their commercial markets in Latin America.
Trade Americas Expo is the premier conference and meeting for small-and-medium sized companies from North America and Latin America and the Caribbean that are interested in learning about the growth opportunities and risks when entering new markets throughout the hemisphere. With 600 million inhabitants and an economy of $4.8 trillion, Latin America and the Caribbean is a fantastic target for SMEs, and Trade Americas Expo was one of the finest places in the world to explore this market.
Studies show there is an increasing global demand for organic imports in developed countries and that ethical arguments may be the best way to distinguish products in this expanding marketplace.
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