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Investing in Latin America.
Latin Trade
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January 1, 2000|
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CONCEIVED AS A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR entering the complex world of investments south of the Rio Grande, this hook offers a rare message: not only can investing in Latin America generate huge profits, it can also reduce the level of general risk that investors often face.
Investing in Latin America targets the U.S. investor. It's a book for individuals, not large multinational corporations with millions to invest.
With a profound knowledge of the subject matter and a clear, direct style of writing, author Michael Molinski explains why investing in Latin ...
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