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República Bolivariana de Venezuela. Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Educación Superior.

República Bolivariana de Venezuela. Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Educación Superior. Universidad Simón Bolívar. Chile. Heissis Torres. Rossana Valero. Génesis Briceño. Introduction. With the agreements signed , Chile has managed to open access to markets that

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República Bolivariana de Venezuela. Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Educación Superior.

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  1. República Bolivariana de Venezuela. Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Educación Superior. Universidad Simón Bolívar. Chile. Heissis Torres. Rossana Valero. Génesis Briceño.

  2. Introduction With the agreements signed , Chile has managed to open access to markets that With de agriiments saind, Chili has menech tu upne acces tu maarkets dads united represent nearly 400 million people. Uinaid represent neerly Four hundreck miliiiion, pipols. A GDP of over 2,000 billion and foreign trade averaged nearly 36% of GDP. ( Gross A Yii Dii Pii of uver, ru holsen biloon and foreing treid averach nerly feeiry six porcent domestic product). Grous Domestic produuct

  3. Capital: Santiago de Chile Currency: Peso Chileno (CLP) Location The Republic of Chile is a country located in Southwestern SouthAmerica North: bordered with Perú East: with Bolivia and Argentina West: with the Pacific Ocean South: with  the Drake Passage

  4. Economy • Chile is one of South America's most stable and prosperous nations • Real GDP growth reached 5.7% in 2005 before falling back to 4.0% in 2006. GDP expanded by 5.1% in 2007 • Has signed several treaties with the European Union, United States, South Korea, China and the P4 Agreement • The country is open to the world market

  5. Benefits of international trade • Momentum of economic and social welfare • Price stability- • Decrease in unemployment rate. • Increased productivity and competitiveness. • Reduced risk of economic loss.

  6. Economic Profile INFLATION RATE: 1.5%  GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT: $ 243.2 million  TRADE BALANCE:$ 13.99 million  EXPORTS: $ 53.74 million IMPORTS:$ 39.75 million  Chile´s trade balance amounted to a balance of 1,200 million durin the firt 23 days of december of last year.

  7. WorldTradeOrganization Chile is member of  OMC…

  8. COUNTRIES THAT TRADE WHIT CHILE: • Argentina. 21,5% • Brazil. • Paraguay. • Uruguay.

  9. Thanks for your Attention!!!

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