Macroeconomics Solid Fundamentals Solid Fundamentals Sustained Growth The first South American member of the OECD A Services Oriented Economy Fiscal Equilibrium Inflation Control Low External Debt Tax Revenue Salaries and Employment International Integration Chile: a Reliable Partner Dynamic Business Environment Dynamic Business Environment Solid Institutions Economic Freedom Competitiveness Competitiveness Indexes Competitiveness Indexes World Competitiveness Yearbook Global Competitiveness Report Country Risk Assessment Agencies Country Risk Assessment Agencies Fitch Ratings Standard & Poor's Moody's Investors Service Competitive Business Costs Transparency Transparency Indexes Corruption Perceptions Index Transparent Management of Public Resources Law Law on Public Transparency and Access to Public-Sector Information ChileCompra Marketplace Connectivity Globally Connected Ports Telecommunications Information Technologies Offshoring Digital Economy and E-commerce E-Government Road And Airport Infrastructure: New Challenges Foreign Investment in Chile Recognized International Success Investment Mechanisms FDI in 2009 FDI Trends Origin of FDI Net accumulated DL 600 Investment Investment by Sector Chilean investment abroad The Experience of Investors

Since 1990, Chile has implemented public policies to foster and consolidate serious and responsible macroeconomic management, greater economic openness and international integration, solid institutions and a fairer society in which all citizens can enjoy the benefits of economic development.

Economic growth has been accompanied by a sharp drop in public debt, the stabilization of the country’s external accounts and an increase in its international reserves. Chile has, in other words, given clear proof of its commitment to serious and responsible economic management.

These attractive advantages are further reinforced by the existence of an open economy that has meant greater competitiveness, growing international trade and rapid integration into world markets. In addition, Chile’s modern telecommunications systems, its well-capitalized and internationally competitive banking sector, its world-class public infrastructure, its high-quality services and the ready availability of skilled workers are key factors that cause a favorable impression among foreign investors.