Latin American Regulatory Environment

Catalog description

The course takes students through a journey of historical, cultural, macroeconomic and political themes that manifest in the Latin American region. Then explores the “on -the-ground” realities with Case in context, considering issues such as the market effects of rising middle classes, cyclical shifts to trade and export models, overcoming infrastructure limitations, understanding cultural etiquette, staying ahead in rapidly changing regulatory environments, and recognizing and adapting to country risks common to the Latin American region.