Chile has a relatively developed and diversified agricu๊lture sector, with a leading position in the production and export of several key commodities, such as grapes, cherries, apples, b♊erries, walnuts, poultry meat and salmon. Agriculture has a major ...

Chile is a relatively small 🀅economy – the 41st largest in the world and the fifth-biggest in Latin America in 2017, according to the World Bank. However, its retail sector is well developed, mature and sophisticated, and in many aspects on par ...

Latin America is well integrated in the global automotive supp𝔍ly chain, being an important manufacturing and export hub for motor vehicles – the legacy of active government policies for the development of domestic production and comprehensive ...

In 2017, Chile was the world’s leading copper mine producer with a 27.2% share in global output, the second-biggest molybdenum mine producer withဣ 20.4%, and the sixth-largest producer of silver, with 5.3%. Mining is the third-largest economic ...

In 2012-2017 Chile’s total hea꧒lth expenditure rose at a CAGR of 11.6%, driven by a solid increase of government spending on healthcare. In 2017, Chile allocated 8.1% of its GDP on healthcare, a figure that is bound to grow in the short term. ...

Despite having relatively small arable land area, Chile's agriculture, live🍸stock and fisheries sector is well developed and diversified, making the country a key global player in some segments such as grapes, apples,🌠 blueberries, walnuts, ...

Chile’s banking sector is one of the most developed and competitꦑive in Latin America. It is deep, solvent and highly integrated with the global economy. Despite more subdued economic growth since 2014, provoked mainly by a drop in international ...

Chile has one of the most developed ICT sectors in Latin America, with a relatively modern inf🔯rastructure and above-average penetration rates. Additionally, in 2015 and 2016, Chile was the best-performing country in the region in the n🏅etwork ...

Chile’s is a relatively small economy – 42nd-largest in the world and sixth-biggest economy in Latin America in 2016, according to the World Bank. However, its retail sector💜 is well developed, mature and sophisticated, and in many aspects ...

In 2016, Chile was the world’s largest copper mine producer with a 26.9% share in global output, the second-biggest molybdenum mine produce♉r with a 19.7% share, and th💦e fourth-largest producer of silver with a share of 5.6%. The country ranked ...