Brazil really looks like like the place to invest at the moment,although a very unacctarctive propostion as things stand, it reatans a quite open ability to imporve productivity and supplly, that would also stem growth, through improvements in very poor infrastcruce comparativley similar nations. China's very inelsatic demand for raw commodities, at current rates, from Brazil, the largest of their trade partners, will also improve profit margins in Brazil as interest rates in China will be forced to rise in the forseable future due to a rapidly growing wage structure compared to output and the with the heavy backfire of the 'one-child' policy to come of a 'top heavy' dempographic similar to that seen in Japan.

startup act 2.0 sounds like great legislation, could probably be even more welcoming for job creation