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...The government wants schemes to reduce investment risk....
...Felipe Salvosa is a researcher covering the Philippines at FT Confidential Research....
...Spain courts clear government Spain’s King Felipe will meet with Mariano Rajoy, the current prime minister, on Monday as ten months of of political deadlock in Madrid look like coming to an end....
...More than 60,000 people have died in Mexico since former president Felipe Calderón launched an assault on organised crime six years ago....
...Mr Henderson points to a fall in investment levels – partly because of fears over Ms Bachelet’s reforms that include a hike in corporation tax and amendments to foreign investor protection rights – and an...
...But he says he will double public investment and pay for it by slashing current spending, closing tax loopholes – “big corporations do not pay taxes” – and excising corruption....
...In sectors from energy and telecoms to banking and hotels, corporations have invested heavily in fast-growing economies and reaped the benefits....
...We don’t believe in for-loss corporations and therefore the issue is not whether they are or not making money....
...Governments, corporations, and banks are all vulnerable to sudden, radical transparency, and a debilitating attack could be a long-term game changer. 4 — China: China’s growth story will generate...
...In a country in which large corporations, sometimes just one, dominate strategic sectors of the economy, providing opportunities to allow companies to compete is essential....
...Chile’s headline growth came from capital investment, trade and a favourable copper price. But sustainable wealth depends on learning how to make more stuff with the same resources....
...Mexico needs a lot of investment in the sector....
...The Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the government agency that guarantees US investment abroad, is to increase funding for cheap mortgages for the working class, but even then the amount available...
...He proposes to spur growth and employment by deepening his nation’s version of perestroika, or restructuring, and plans to encourage private investment....
...But Peru’s investment-grade hurdle is not so much fiscal as institutional and social....
...In an interview with the FT last month, Felipe Calder?n, widely considered the most business-friendly of the candidates, hinted at liberalising the sector....
...Felipe Tezotto, Brazil Joseph Stiglitz: Such a conflict would not be either country’s interests....
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