Country Commercial Guides for FY 2000:
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CHAPTER X: APPENDICES
APPENDIX A: Country Data
Population : 15 million Growth Rate: 1.18% Religion Catholic : 77.0% Protestant: 12.0% Agnostic/ Atheist : 6.0% Government System : bicameral democracy Language : Spanish Work Week : 48 hours (44 and 40-hours week are not uncommon)APPENDIX B: Domestic Economy
(In US million dollars unless otherwise indicated) 1997 1998 1999 (e) -------- ------- ---------- Nominal GDP 75,777.0 74,620.0 70,000.0 1/ Growth (%) 7.1 3.4 0.5 Per Capita GDP (USD) 5,300.0 4,922.0 4,800.0 1/ Inflation (%) 6.1 4.7 4.4 Unemployment (%) 5.3 7.2 7.2 Gov't Spending/GDP 22.7 22.8 24.0 Reserves (year-end) 17,840.9 15,991.8 18,000.0 Average Exch. Rate (pesos/USD) 419.0 460.3 515.0 Foreign Debt 26,795.0 31,546.0 33,000.0 Debt Service/Exports(%) 6.3 6.5 7.0 U.S. Economic and Military Aid 0.3 0.3 0.31/ U.S. dollar values decline due to Chilean peso depreciation
APPENDIX C: Trade
Chilean-U.S./Imports and Exports (millions of dollars) 1997 1998 1999 (e) -------- -------- -------- Chilean Exports(FOB) 16,636.3 14,757.1 15,300.0 Chilean Imports(CIF) 17,857.2 17,785.0 16,300.0 Imports from U.S.(CIF) 4,332.6 4,025.8 3,800.0 Exports to U.S.(FOB) 2,710.5 2,609.7 2,900.0 U.S. Pct. of Imports 24.3 22.6 23.3APPENDIX D: Investment Statistics
Foreign Direct Investment in Chile - By Country (millions of dollars) Country 1994 1995 1996 1997 1994-97 ----------- ------- ------- ------- ------ ------- United States 997 1,549 2,264 913 9,518 Canada 756 531 360 679 3,867 Spain 18 55 490 1,498 2,778 United Kingdom 36 90 232 185 1,309 Australia 16 27 109 182 874 Japan 66 16 148 154 820 South Africa 84 219 74 448 983 The Netherlands 11 40 121 362 787 Finland 198 121 59 13 430 Italy 8 5 325 19 398 Argentina 63 41 97 60 367 France 27 26 66 56 352 Switzerland 48 5 29 45 326 Cayman Islands 16 48 215 215 612 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------ Total 2,530 3,028 4,800 5,041 25,535Figures for 1996 & 1997 are preliminary estimates, and the figures for 1974-97 represent the total invested over the period. Does not reflect repatriation of capital and may not reflect current value of investments.
Source: Committee on Foreign Investment
Foreign Direct Investments Chile - By Sector (Millions of Dollars) Sector 1994 1995 1996 1997 1994-97 ----------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- Agriculture 22 9 16 14 191 Construction 39 59 28 118 450 Electricity, Gas, 13 54 386 1,378 1,834 Water Industry 324 320 923 495 4,139 Mining 1,760 1,710 995 1,627 11,181 Fisheries, 53 43 21 12 160 Aquaculture Services 233 366 1,932 1,199 5,813 Forestry 13 55 20 28 188 Transportation & 73 412 479 170 1,579 Communications Total 2,530 3,028 4,800 5,041 25,535Figures for 1996 & 1997 are preliminary estimates, and the figures for 1974-97 represent the total invested over the period. Does not reflect repatriation of capital and may not reflect current value of investments.
Source: Committee on Foreign Investment
Largest Foreign Direct Investment Projects Chile (Millions of Dollars Invested) Source Project Investors Country Sum ------- --------- ------- ----- La Disputada Exxon Minerals U.S. 1,731 El Abra Cyprus Minerals U.S. 1,286 La Escondida BHP/RTZ/JECO/IFC Aust./UK 1,025 Japan/Int. Zaldivar Zaldivar/ Canada/ 751 Outokumpu Finland First Boston First Boston U.S. 700 Investments La Candelaria Phelps Dodge/ U.S./Japan 587 Sumitomo Collahuasi Falconbridge/ Canada/UK/ 425 Amcoli/Japan Japan Collahuasi Quebrada Blanca Cominco/Tech Canada 369 Cerro Colorado Rio Chile Canada 337 VTR Telephone SBC Int. U.S. 332
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