¿Foreign investors or foreign invasion?

Wednesday, September 9, 2015

¿Foreign investors or foreign invasion?

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Generally the opinion on trade issues (in these countries) tends to be politicized and made judgments based primarily political beliefs and philosophical positions, being perhaps logical that any study of international treaties like today are being discussed (eg TISA) is positioned for or against without further.


It is also logical that most economists are not really little and those who believe are merchants or linked to foreign trade so it is difficult to understand and support agreements to that effect ....
Commercial (international, multinational transnational) does not have good press.

But all depend on foreign trade, as a country depend know where we go or want to go.

For some time this part due to the globalization of the world this extended mercantilism leads us to believe that at least we should not be oblivious to what is happening in the world and then locate ..

Staunch nationalist thinking and dogmatic philosophical sovereign country falls with the global reality.
Should these points if we start again as a nation, but the facts are but the desconozcamos ...

Governments need to pay your bills on state officials, make investments and manage its services and therefore needs the money ...

There is interest in these countries for foreign investments come with equity, generating labor which I think is the first point to be considered by our government since, as not really know what kind of country we want, for now make sure to stay as is while decided.

and so we see balanced policies on economic matters that can generate interest from international companies through subsidiaries, branches Joint Venture, and others are installed,
and that they see some stability

Taking into account inflation, the cost of labor, the exchange rate and perhaps less (that are financed abroad) interest to settle.

"The policy towards these investments should take into account the new context of industrial competitiveness policies articulated with technology, horizontal and sectoral policies that address the problems of development, promote exports, encourage subsidiaries relate to local businesses through linkages to thereby enhancing the vertical spillovers and deepen the industrial fabric "

But should generally not the case ...
There is little labor they employ but yes, pay good wages and so the best creative workers and businesses migrate their assuming certain losses which of course equilibrate

Domestic enterprises of goods and services are making thousands of settings and remain valuable boldness and creativity, and even grow despite all the existing competitiveness problems, but today at least they should have the same treatment that foreign- thing not always ocurre.-

In conclusion it is a time where in Uruguay (and other countries in South America) I think we're not ready to understand these issues at the level of the mid population where I meeting- and everyone from industry defends its own interests while Economists jugglers make decisions with little margin.

If we really want a change, will obviously step by step strategies and clear, fair and real messages are these politically correct or not

We are still far .....