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This is a 22 page paper that provides an overview of Colombia's attractiveness to foreign investors. The role of policies enacted by presidents Uribe and Santos is emphasized. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Political Factors in the Attraction of Foreign Investors to
the Colombian Economy , 12/2010 --properly! The global economic balance has undergone a number of dramatic shifts throughout history. In general,
these shifts are perpetuated by the social dichotomy between developed and developing countries. Developed countries such as the United States, and much of Western Europe, are regarded to be the
worlds "superpowers" in regards to their potential influence on the structure of the global economy as a whole, given that they possess the majority of the clout inherent in spending
and investing. Likewise, developing countries typically seek investments from developed countries in order to drive their various national initiatives towards economic prosperity. What is most relevant and interesting about such
tendencies, however, isnt just the overall trend towards global economic stimulation, but rather the shifts in international power balances that occur as one group of nations with differing cultures and
national ideologies begin to tread upon the "superpower" stage by virtue of their fiscal development. Over the last ten years, much economic growth has been cited in Southeast Asian markets
such as Singapore and Hong Kong, as well as in various South American countries such as Brazil. However, one of the countries which has made the most strides in terms
of economic growth and integration into the influential bloc of "developed" power is Colombia. Ever since President Uribe took power in 2002, much has been made of his policies to
develop a new sense of national security within Colombia, and most enticingly, the impact this has had on attracting foreign investors to Colombias increasingly more appealing market. This paper will
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