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Latin American Economy & Business - January 2014 (ISSN 1741-7430)
CHINA AND LATIN AMERICA: More opportunity than threat in 2014
China should exert a positive influence over the economies of Latin America in 2014. Growth in Chinese imports from the region has been accelerating. Inwards Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) appears to have been growing and is substantial in absolute terms. The main caveat is that the year ahead does not produce a financial crisis in China that is of sufficient magnitude that it brings the recovery of the global economy to a halt.
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