Javier Canosa collaborated on the "Economic Freedom Audit in Argentina 2017: expanding the economic freedom", a report of Fundación Libertad y Progreso in cooperation with Fraser Institute and Atlas Network.

Argentina has gone through a period of economic stagnation and will face challenges in 2016; however, there are high hopes that it will become a financially stable and attractive foreign investment opportunity within the next two years.

With the recession affecting the economy, the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC) reported that unemployment rose to 9.3% of the population in the second quarter of 2016.

The INDEC statistics bureau published its Monthly Economic Activity Estimator (EMAE), which are the basis to the country's GDP figures to be published in the last quarter of the year.

UK and Ireland ranked amongst the least complex; Whistleblowing and Cyber Security top the compliance agenda of multinational boards.

When Mauricio Macri took over the government and announced the first economic measures people reacted with "amateur glee". A historically unfounded optimism precipitated the belief that billions of foreign investments will "rain" into Argentina.

In this second installment of the series of articles that we will publish on the subject of the promotion of the knowledge economy carried out by the new Law No. 27.506, we will focus on the beneficiaries...

It applies among other items, to infrastructure projects.

Company incorporation in Argentina is becoming more and more popular among foreign investors. The country boasts a large and diversified economy and a highly...

On January 1, 2020, Argentina will put in place a sweeping new tax regime – Law No. 27,506, the Promotion Regime – that aims to advance the Knowledge-based Economy