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ID112545
Title ProperChile's economic and political relationship with China
LanguageENG
AuthorGachuz, Juan Carlos
Publication2012.
Summary / Abstract (Note)China's foreign policy has been characterized in the last decade by a heightened interest in reaching out to Latin America, particularly to countries rich in natural resources and with potential markets for Chinese exports, and Chile is one of these countries. The paper shows that even though the Chilean economy has benefitted from the signing of the FTA, it also faces potential risks. To continue to benefit, Chile needs to boost exports in other potential export sectors (value-added products or services) and should attempt to attract more Chinese FDI to Chile's export industry. The export of raw materials (particularly non-renewable ones) is not always sustainable in the long term. The roles of the Chilean state and the private sector in attracting Chinese investment and enhancing diversification of exports of value-added products are crucial for the future of the economy of Chile and its relationship with China.
`In' analytical NoteJournal of Current Chinese Affairs Vol. 41, No.1; 2012: p.133-154
Journal SourceJournal of Current Chinese Affairs Vol. 41, No.1; 2012: p.133-154
Key WordsChina ;  Foreign Policy ;  Latin America ;  Chile's Economic ;  Chile ;  Chile's Export Industry ;  Chinese FDI ;  Chile’s Export Industry


 
 
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