In the last decade, Chile has prioritized export promotion policies for the service sector as a result of global dynamism of trade in services and the need for diversification of the Chilean economy towards higher value-added industries. This study evaluates the results and identifies the factors that explain the performance of the public-private partnership implemented in Chile to promote architectural services. The analysis suggests a poor performance, mainly as a result of the inertia on the preservation of strategies developed for goods to intangibles as services, affecting the design and implementation of the programs; also, the private sector presents, among others, collective action and associativity issues that limit the capability to develop market research and business models.
García Pérez, C., López Giral, D., & Muñoz Navia, F. (2017). Public-private partnerships for internationalization of services: the case of Chilean architecture industry. Estudios Internacionales, 49(188), pp. 37–62. https://doi.org/10.5354/0719-3769.2017.47919
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