Analysis shows forests can boost economic development in Latin America, highlighting potential investment opportunities.
Forest of Latin America have been ignored in the past as bases for development. They have the advantage of (1) an expanding internal market; (2) capital requirements are usually low; (3) they offer a wide range in investment ontlets: (4) labor requirements arc flexible; (5) economic linkage with the domestic economic is strong—especially with construction; (6) they may play an important role in land reform.
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