This is the first part of a documentary by BBC. Your summary or comments must be posted until May 9th,
2014. Its first part says that in the past, South America was the last continent in sense of social development. According to the United Nations 5 million people used to live under no basic human needs; even though having so many economic-natural resources. From about 20 years ago, most countries from South America have been increasing their GDP (Gross Domestic product) into 7%, especially Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, Chile and Colombia. Their economic boom is based on domestic industries, consumption, new political micro policies, the management of mining natural resources, an integrated economy system among South America countries, commodity prices, the quality of the agricultural and industrial products, multinational investment and exports around the globe. Profits have been invested in education to provide better social opportunities. However, no everything is going well in /South America, Caribbean countries’ economy is still dependent from international tourism, especially from United States and Europe. In other words, South America economic philosophy is to develop a sustainable economic system which can provide strength and growth to its citizens
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This Documentary Economic Boom in Latin America is interesting because it shows how countries around Latin America continue to progress economically as its global financial crisis and the use of education to help the people of lower resources to develop their small businesses its inhabitants as this drives the economy and trade in their communities, we should note that Latin America has been stagnant for a simple fact, weak institutions and weak central banks, corruption, weak judicial system, lack of enforcement existing lack of coherent policies and lack of faith in the market and free trade.
ResponderBorrarIn this documentary ECONOMIC BOOM IN LATIN AMERICA is very important to know society has shown in the countries of Latin America which are under development and is also economically better education to help the neediest people so they can better manage small and medium enterprises of every inhabitant of the place which promotes the economy of each individual.
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ResponderBorrarLatin America famous for its beauty but in recent decades their finances have not been so good , he reports the IMF confirms the growth of Latin American economies and the economies of South America are the biggest gainers this is reflected in GDP growth Brazil , Peru , Uruguay , Chile, Colombia , these countries have developed their industries Caribbean countries are highly dependent on tourism from the United States and Europe also discusses migrant Latin America is a country with many resources but it is isolated from global relations poverty in some of these large and unemployment is also in Peru base salary does not help the development of the country but they export large quantities of products to the overthrow of governments in this country does not allow investment firms in this but some grow and make profits for themselves and the people who work for the company covering their basic needs and providing a better quality of life .
Economy of latin america. There are countries that have developed their economy through their big industries. but there are also other countries of the Caribbean that its economy depends on tourism. Brazil, Peru, Uruguay have improved by increasing its GDP since intenacionales export to markets, their products are quality
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ResponderBorrarThe content of this video indicates that the countries of Latin America are still in development despite the financial crisis, among the countries that have revenues in PIB are Brazil, Uruguay and Chile Peru and in turn has recovered from the earthquake, many countries have developed their own industries to maintain and strengthen growth in the future and that this will allow the development to help people with limited economic resources.
the economic increases in latin america because the PIB in countries the south america for for example, in brazil, Peru, Uruguay, Chile and Colombia reflect growth in PIB in 7% but state policies drive domestic consumption of the product is also an important growth in the economy of a country factor creating of domestic industries and also domestic consumption driving economic investment of a country at the moment is the private sector that has created many jobs and have contributed to economic growth and poverty reduction also has a large migration infuence in the economy ultimately economic growth in Latin america is in large scale
ResponderBorrarAccording to the IMF report the economy of Latin America and South America shows a great growth in recent decades, this is reflected in the growth of GDP of countries like Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Chile and Colombia, because these countries have developed their own industries for to maintain and to strengthen the growth in the future, for these reason the FMI warns that governments encourage to the private investment and domestic consumption, as this permit to many people to invest in new businesses so they can create jobs, that will improve the economy, one of the factors that affects economic growth is export to the United States.
ResponderBorrarThe development of some countries in North America. Latin America is famous for its beauty but the trouble is that in recent years the finance has not been so pretty. In the countries of South America have developed their own industries, management of natural mineral resources, new policies, to maintain and strengthen future growth, shedding U.S. where growth is slow.
ResponderBorrarThis documentary is about Latin America are countries with many resources, but are isolated from global relations, poverty that exists in some of these great countries and unemployment, the base salary does not help the development of the country, but that export large quantities of products but the government of this country does not allow companies to make investments, but some grow and make profits for themselves and the people who work for the company covers their basic needs.
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ResponderBorrarSouth America was continent very poor, the people didn´t accomplish with their needs and thus didn´t live in the best condition, but the interest of progress people (GDP) increased by 7% the labor and resources is based an domestic industries, leaving a capitalist continent, according to the polices of the continent all this income has been invested in education, that is the continent has beeb progressing financially this pushing the poor people to increase their business or star their business must take into account that the continent being destroyed by the corruption that exists imports as the price was very low, is needed in the economy continent
ResponderBorrarFixing the productivity problem is far more complicated than slashing the fiscal deficit. Assembling land, permits and finance for infrastructure projects can take many years in Latin America. Education reforms take a similar time to have an effect. Informality is a complex issue, as much cultural as economic.
ResponderBorrarBut governments can no longer afford to put off reforms indefinitely. The risk the region faces is not the financial crises of old but rather the clash between low growth and the aroused expectations of growing middle classes. As the mass protests last June in Brazil suggest, it is a clash that could be politically explosive.
South America has been growing slowly in the economic situation of each country. The countries that most influenced the economic growth were Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Chile Uruguay with 7% of PIB were also guidelines for the economic, social, cultural and political development of other nations. Each country was isolated from the global world for bad governorship. Today Latin Ameria is growing little by little exploiting its natural resources for the benefit of the country and meet the basic needs that are essential for a number of families.
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ResponderBorrarThe IMF indicates growth in Latin America and South America, Latin America externalized is rich in beauty but in recent decades their bonds are very low however the GDP of some countries in South America has grown by 7% as for example in Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, everything depends industries, consumption ie production, caribbean depends exclusively on tourism, reflecting that it is not a sustainable economy as a whole, another point is the migrants from Latin America that arises in whole have many resources, but is isolated from the global relations of poverty where unemployment in Peru emerges base pay does not help the development of the country, in spite of this there are companies that help families sustain their lifestyle with employment generation and provide a good quality of life.
The IMF report the economy of Latin America and South America shows a great growth in recent decades, this is reflected in the growth of GDP of countries like Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Chile and Colombia, because these countries have developed their own industries for to maintain and to strengthen the growth in the future
ResponderBorrarIn recent decades, the finances of the countries of Latin America and South America have not been as good as the IMF reports. Moreover, the IMF confirmed that these countries are rich in beauty, but in recent decades their bonds are very low, however the GDP of some countries in South America has grown by 7%, such as in Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, have had a growing industries dependent, ie, the consumption of production. Caribbean economy also depends exclusively on tourism, reflecting that it is a dependent economy and is not a sustainable economy, another point of analysis are migrants from Latin America, which have many resources, but are isolated from global relations poverty. Unemployment in Peru shows that the base salary does not help the development of the country. Finally, some countries grow and make profits for themselves and for people working in companies so that they can meet basic needs and provide a better quality of life.
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