US EditionCosta Rica Faces Investment Setback Amid Rising Crime and Infrastructure Failures
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The recent Survey of Business Perspectives and Assessment of the Factors of Competitiveness of the Industrial Manufacturing Sector revealed the factors that threaten the development of business in Costa Rica.The aspects identified by entrepreneurs with the greatest negative impact on competitiveness were the high social charges, infrastructure (ports, roads, etc.), the appreciation of the exchange rate, the cost of electricity and the availabili…
Education, crime, and infrastructure may be driving away foreign investment
Q COSTARICA — Current levels of insecurity, the progressive weakening of the education system, and persistent infrastructure deficiencies are seriously compromising Costa Rica’s position as an attractive destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). This was the warning issued by Professor Velia Govaere Vicarioli and Karen Jiménez Morales, head of the Police Science Program at the State Distance Education University (UNED), amid concrete sign…
Insecurity, education and infrastructure: factors that distance foreign investment in Costa Rica San José, Jul 7 (elmundo.cr) – Insecurity, educational weakening and infrastructure deficiencies are compromising Costa Rica's position as an attractive destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), according to experts from the State University of Distance (UNED). Professor Velia Govaere Vicarioli noted that “while the country has distinguished i…
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