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Latin American Economy & Business - May 2013 (ISSN 1741-7430)
CHILE: Not (yet) near the top of the class
Chile’s competitiveness has been held back by the related problems of income inequality and the defects of its education system. Its government is beginning to tackle the problems. However, a final solution is some years away.
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