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Costa Rica is Fit for Business and Investment

11/19/09 06:07

Despite every negative thing that has been mentioned about Costa Rica and its good atmosphere for expats and foreign investors, foreigners still choose to stay here and make their investments because of the belief that, by far, Costa Rica remains to be one of the best retirement destinations in the region.

Fortunately, the Costa Rican government, through its ministries and financial institutions, remain to be pro-American. This means that there will be no socialist leader advocating for the demise of the USA while nationalizing most corporations currently in private hands. This makes the Costa Rican business market favorable for most expats and investors.

Furthermore, the Costa Rican government has long aimed to attract hi-tech corporations in the country through the promotion of its highly educated and computer-literate workforce. A modern production infrastructure that is currently being created is also a plus point. Right now, we are seeing a transition from an economy dependent on agricultural goods to an economy that is service-oriented.

No wonder Costa Rica has already gained the nickname "Silicon Valley of Latin America" after companies like Acer, Microsoft, GE, Abbot Laboratories, and Intel Corporation decided to make huge investments here, both financially and physically, with the establishment of some of their production and distribution facilities set up here.

Costa Rica is one of the proponents of continental free trade, and it has every right to do so after making sure that its local economic and political atmosphere are stable and consistent. Costa Rica is creating a competitive advantage for itself, and the world's financial authorities are not too slow to not notice this.

All this and a lot more reasons make the country undoubtedly a good place to make an investment in. Read on, research, and be able to tap into the wealth that this emerging market may provide. For a more detailed article on how you can possibly set up a business or make another kind of investment in Costa Rica, check out BusinessCostaRica.com.

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Comment #1 Douger at 11/20/09 05:55
And the best business to own ? Private security !

Costa Rica has more thieves than mosquitoes !

http://insidecostarica.com/dailynews/2009/october/25/costarica-091025-03.htm

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