Peru is the Pacific Alliance's second highest-priority nation for investments in the upcoming years, revealed a survey conducted on 120 regional entrepreneurs.
The report was released by consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
According to "Pacific Alliance, Opportunities and Challenges in Latin America" for the next three years the highest priority countries for making business in the region are: Colombia (19%), Peru (16%), Mexico (15%) and Chile (14%).
Regarding each country's government made decisions in the setting of the Pacific Alliance, Peru's resolutions were considered "effective" by 4% of the surveyed nationals. Mexico ranks alike. The perception chart is led by Chile 17% and Colombia 22%.
Growth
From the point of view of economic development, the survey indicates the majority of regional entrepreneurs feel confident about the growth their companies may achieve in the next three years.
Colombia and Mexico are the "most confident" countries (with 63% and 52%, respectively), followed by Peru (42%) and Chile (36%).
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