Foreign investment is drying up thanks to COVID-19. But there may be a silver lining
Post-crisis winners will be governments that move quickly to attract foreign investors once economies reopen, rather than remain over-cautious.
Cristián is currently the Executive Director of InvestChile, the Nation's Foreign Investment Promotion Agency. Prior to his current appointment, Cristián served as Head for Trade and Investment Policy at the World Economic Forum in Geneva, Switzerland, and before that as a trade and investment negotiator for the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
He holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from Harvard Law School, an LL.B. from the University of Concepcion, Chile, a Master in Global Leadership from the World Economic Forum, and a Master in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, where he was an Edward S. Mason Fellow.
Cristián is an officer (LT,rv.) with the Chilean Air Force, and a former professional ski patrol. He is a Chilean and a Swiss national.
Post-crisis winners will be governments that move quickly to attract foreign investors once economies reopen, rather than remain over-cautious.
La medición, que este año incluyó a 140 países y representa el estudio más importante a nivel internacional para conocer el factor de productividad total de las distintas economías, ubicó...
These are the innovations that could make global trade more efficient, more inclusive, and less costly.
Ports and border customs across the world are benefiting from new trade-facilitating tech. Developing countries can't afford to miss out.
What does America's exit mean for the gargantuan global trade agreement, which has been so painstakingly pieced together over the past decade? We ask a former TPP negotiator.