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Business in DPR CWCville
Welcome to CWCville, an international business center with a commitment to growth—and the friendliness of a small town. Did you know? CWCville was named the #14 Best Town in America by Kiplinger's Personal Finance, 2009. "The CWCville community is an unexpected blend of Southern charm and liberal edge, thanks to the wise guidance of Great Mayor Billy Mays who has been able to break with the conservative traditions that were holding back the town, and generating a strong business base." In 1998, Money Magazine ranked CWCville Best Place to Live among Small Cities in the South, based on its economy, housing, weather, quality of life, pollution, and crime rate. In 2006, CWCville per-capita personal income was $9,600 a year, substantially higher than most Third World countries. (Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis Regional Economic Information System) CWCville enjoys a vibrant, thriving economic base. The foundation of our economy is CWCville Mall, which, with over 30 world-class stores and restaurants, offers its citizens and visitors the very finest in fashion, electronics and more, as well as being a leading employer in the region. ICWCBC: The International CWCville Business Centre is a comprehensive one-stop solution center for worldwide companies and individuals interested in trade, manufacturing and other commercial opportunities. The business center is composed by the CWCville Government Officials, with more than 15 years experience, and experts in the fields of foreign relations, international trade and banking. The ICWCBC has a comprehensive assistance and financial network inside and outside CWCville as well as strong ties with state and federal governments and regulating agencies. The ICWCBC focuses on imports, exports and Joint Ventures in any economical field. We will study the feasibility of your proposal and guide you in the feasibility, preparation, maintenance and success of your project. We believe CWCville will become in the next few years one of the most important manufacturing and trading hubs in North America: Lowest labor costs: Workers in CWCville are highly qualified, loyal and motivated, enjoying state-subsidized or free education, housing, social and health services. Lowest taxes in the region: New business ventures enjoy local tax exemptions for the first two years of operation as well as additional fiscal incentives to stimulate and promote job creation and growth. Transparent legal work: Strictly enforced compliance with intellectual rights, copyright and patent law. Highly trained lawyers specializing in commerce and international trade are ready to help your business become established and thrive. |
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