Most nations within Latin America are capitalist developing countries; some are more developed than others. For example, Argentina and Chile have an income per capita of US$18,400 and US$18,700 respectively; other countries are less developed such as Brazil with an income of US$12,100 and there are a couple of countries that are deemed as "least developed", such as Bolivia and Haiti, with incomes of US$5,200 and US$1,300, respectively.
Means of production and economy also wildly varies among these, for the same reasons. For example, Mexico has an export-oriented economy with products such as motor vehicles, aircraft and electronics, while less developed countries like Paraguay export raw materials, like soybeans, cotton and meat.
Brazil
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probably Ecuador
Spain's economy didn't benefit from the gold and silver from the Americas because although it did make Spain wealthy for some time, it caused the value of their money to drop and as the demand of physical elements increased, so did prices (inflation) causing Spain's economy to fail
delicomo is latin americas highest waterfall today
The Olmec of southern Mexico built Latin Americas first civilization.
Before Independence, Latin America was ruled by European Nations, and after, the criolles gained political power, but the mestizos and Native Americans remained poor.
No. In fact it is growing faster or at least being less hit due to the current economic crisis than the US.
no it is not
The steam locomotive changed Americas economy in a positive way. Transportation was easy and convenient which made is possible for people to trade and thus improve the entire economy.
No. America has the best world economy. Chile has the best economy in SOUTH America.
The motto of Mister Latin America is 'Ambassadors of Americas'.
the Latin Americas and the Caribbeans countries.
The daily life of Latin America is,......................... wait I dont know
Unemployment, foreclosure, economy
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