Quote from: th4o on June 18, 2018, 07:33:11 AM

Quote from: BittyBoBitty on June 15, 2018, 12:33:32 PM

All these countries are characterized by impressive dynamic of economic growth. The annual growth rate almost of all them never dropped below 5% during 20062016 period; some of the countries reached double-digit annual growth rates. PC16 countries are transitional economies, so there is still a lot of work to be done to make the countries ready for the mass deployment of large-scale manufacturing. The key step to success in this regard is providing private business with an access to funding. There are multiple ways to do it and factoring, a complex of services designed to provide a supplier with financing in exchange for the right to require a payment from a buyer, is probably the most certain one.

It sounds very interesting. As far as I know, the return on investment in developing countries is very large. If you work in this market, then the profitability of your project will be great. The financial sector is actually the most profitable in the world.

In developing countries, even banks offer 10% of annual income for a regular deposit, this is a very attractive interest rate. Obviously, the profit in doing business in developing countries is even higher.