Roberto Aspiazu, executive director of the Ecuadorian Business Committee and honorary president of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in Ecuador, comments on the country’s economic outlook and international trade relations with Mexico, the urgent need for Ecuador to shift its growth paradigm towards increased private investment and explains how the country’s current international trade policies are affecting the structure of its pharmaceutical market.
Mr. Aspiazu, you are a multifaceted businessman, historian and journalist with an engineering background. Could you tell our readers about the path that has led to your current position in the Ecuadorian Business Committee?
"Unlike other neighboring countries on the Latin American continent, Ecuador’s dollarized economy protects all type of investments from the risk of inflation, which are common in emerging economies."
