22nd edition of the Latin American Business Environment Report published

April 8, 2021

The 2021 Latin American Business Environment Report (LABER) is now available for download. Published annually since 2000, the LABER provides a yearly review of the business, investment and legal environments in all of the Latin American states, including Cuba and Haiti. This year’s edition, the 22^nd in LABER’s history, examines the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on Latin America.

The goal of the LABER is to provide an accessible, balanced evaluation of the economic, social, political, policy and legal developments that affect the region’s business and investment climate.

LABER is the main publication of the Latin American Business Environment Program (LABEP) at the University of Florida Center for Latin American Studies, in collaboration with the Center for Governmental Responsibility (CGR) in the Levin College of Law at the University of Florida.

LABEP serves academia, the general public and business community through publications, courses, career events, and speaking engagements. Through graduate degree concentrations, courses and study abroad opportunities, LABEP draws on the diverse expertise and considerable resources of the University to prepare students for careers related to Latin American business. It also organizes conferences, supports the publication of scholarly research and provides professional consulting services.

Look through the 2021 Latin American Business Environment Report, embedded below.

The 2021 report will soon be available in print. To request a copy, please email your preferred U.S. mailing address to communications@latam.ufl.edu. Please note that supply is limited, and will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis.

Electronic versions of previous reports can be accessed here. The report may be cited without permission, but users are asked to acknowledge the source.

To learn more about the Latin American Business Environment Program, visit their webpage here.