The Lure of Cheap LaborHonduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua and El Salvador attract investment based on the exploitation of natural resources and unskilled, but cheap, labor.Tuesday, June 18, 2013
A report by the Central American Institute for Fiscal Studies (ICEF), reveals that Central America recorded last year $9.70 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI), with Panama and Costa Rica being the recipients of about 60% of these flows. Source: latribuna.hn ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Shortage of Specialized Technicians in NicaraguaApril 2017 There is still a shortage of workers with the skills and technical training needed to work in several sectors, ranging from agriculture to telecommunications. Costa Rica Attracts Investments Outside Metropolitan AreaSeptember 2015 Cities far away from the capital which have free zone regimes, labor and are close to ports, are becoming attractive places for businesses. Panama Must Import LaborNovember 2010 There isn´t adequate availability of skilled labor to build, manage and administrate the ambitious projects of the state's infrastructure plan. Skills shortage threatens Costa Rican economyMay 2008 Costa Rica faces a shortage of manpower with skills in engineering, management and the English language.
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