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About Chile: Economy & InfrastructureThe Chilean economy is a dynamic market characterized by a high level of foreign trade. International companies are investing heavily in the country. Chile is considered the best managed economy on the continent and in 2006 Chile became the country with the highest nominal GDP per capita in Latin America. 40 % of the exports represent the copper, but the country also provides other minerals among them lithium. Chile is the second world leader exporter of fresh salmon, fish meal and fish oil). Forest productions are growing rapidly, and represent 11 % of the countries export. Chiles high quality wines has become the fifth largest wine exporter in the world, and stands to increase production in years to come. Fresh fruit and vegetables and olive oil exportation increases as well. The government is actively involved in improving infrastructure such as highways, ports and airports. Chile’s most importing trading partners are Europe, USA, Japan, Argentina and Brazil. Chile has free-trade agreements with the USA and several bilateral free trade agreements including Canada, Mexico, South Korea, and China, CACM national (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, the EFTA, European Union and the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership (New Zeeland, Singapore, Brunei) Chile intend to negotiate further agreements with India and Japan. For information on investments in Chile. For more information on Business in Chile: |
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