cuban economics

If you want your business to "be listed on the exchange," you must fill the form for proprietors, and if you're ready to place some money you must fill the form for investors.
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In the triad formed by the Self-Employed Proprietor, the Government, and the Worker, the weakest link is the Worker -- the least protected economic actor. And that's what Cuban…
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The Florida Bar is sending its first ever delegation of lawyers to Cuba this week to explore emerging new business opportunities as prospects heat up for closer political and commercial…
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What are labor unions useful for in a country with a socialist design? The question becomes increasingly important now that types of ownership other than state property coexist again in…
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"There is a 'silent generation' that doesn't appear in the statistics, whose opinions we cannot share. It's the young people who emigrate"...
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A Mexican meat processing firm has become the first international company to get approval for an investment project in Cuba's first special economic development area, Mexico's foreign…
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Reportedly, they are prohibited, but private bars in Havana speak the language of supply and demand and give the city a different texture.
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In Economic Transformation and Institutional Change in Cuba, Antonio Romero, a Cuban academic at the University of Havana who specializes in international economy, analyzes the economic…
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The European Union and Cuba have made "substantial progress" in the second round of negotiations toward a bilateral accord and they will hold a third round at the end of this year, the…
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