MYP 3 "A" Project: Argentina

I Learned That… 1.      The service sector is the largest contributor to total, accounting for over 60%. 2. The sector that gives more money to Argentina's economy is   the primary sector. 3. In Argentina is divided nearly evenly between manufacturing with a 36%, natural resources with a 34%, and services with a 30%. 4. Manufacturing is the largest single sector in the nation's economy. 5. Leading sectors by production value are: food processing and beverages .

Industry   Manufacturing is the largest single sector in the nation's economy, and is well-integrated into Argentine agriculture, with half the nation's industrial exports being agricultural in nature . Industrial production has become highly diversified in Argentina. Leading sectors by production value are: Food processing and beverages; motor vehicles and auto parts; refinery products, and biodiesel; chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Editorial Group. (16 of January, 2018). "El Sur del Sur" . Information based on:   https://surdelsur.com/es/actividad-industrial-argentina/

Foreign trade   Manufacturing is the largest single sector in the nation's economy. Also, is well-integrated into Argentine agriculture, with half the nation's industrial exports being agricultural in nature. Based on food processing and textiles. By: "Equipo Editorial". (19 of March, 2015). El Sur Del Sur . Information based on://surdelsur.com/en/foreign-trade-argentina/

Foreign Direct Investment In Argentina is divided nearly evenly between manufacturing (36%), natural resources (34%), and services (30%). The chemical and plastics sector (10%) and the automotive sector (6%) lead foreign investment in local manufacturing; oil and gas (22%) and mining (5%), in natural resources; telecommunications (6%), finance (5%), and retail trade (4%), in services. Spain was the leading source of foreign direct investment in Argentina, accounting for US$22 billion (28%) in 2009; the U.S. was the second leading source, with $13 billion (17%); and China grew to become the third-largest source of FDI by 2011. Investments from the Netherlands, Brazil, Chile, and Canada have also been significant; in 2012, foreign nationals held a total of around US$112 billion in direct investment.

The Influential Sector in Argentina The sector that gives more money to Argentina's economy is    the primary sector. Argentina is one of the world's major agricultural producers, raking among the top producers in most of the following exporters of beef, citrus fruit, grapes, honey, maize sorghum, beans, squash, wheat and yerba mate agriculture accounted for 9 %. It's products mainly animal feed and vegetable oils are major export with 1/4 of the total cereals added another 10 %. Cattle-raising is also mayor industry mostly for domestic conception beef, leather, and dairy where 5%. Fruits and vegetables made up 4% of exports such as apples and pears in the Río Negro Valley rice, oranges and other citrus. U.S. Deparment OF Commerce. (17 of April, 2016). Export.gov .  Information based on: https://www.export.gov/article?id=Argentina-agricultural-sectors

Services The service sector is the largest contributor to total, accounting for over 60%. Argentina enjoys a diversified service sector, which includes well-developed social, corporate, financial, insurance, real estate, transport, communication services, and tourism.

Economy! The country benefits from rich natural resources, an export-oriented agricultural sector, and a diversified industrial base. Argentina the third largest economy in the developing world.