El Salvador Case Study

I have been recently hired by the company to conduct research on El Salvador. I have conducted this research on the political, social, and economic factors in order to determine if this company should build a factory in El Salvador. Based on my research I am not recommending to build in El Salvador.
The first major factor that will be discussed will be social.The first major social issue to be discussed will be education. If you are in the ninth grade and under the age of 14 then you will be receiving free education but 82 percent of children do not make it this far .Once I was done over looking their education data I have seen that 33 percent do attend secondary school once their able too but the other 6 percent of children do not attend school

at all in their life. Children will hit the age seven, once the children do they will be have to receive mandatory education and will be able to leave at the age of fifthteen. While looking at the data we have seen that adult literacy here is not to high but also not to low and the males have a 79 percent but the females have a 73 percent.If we were to compare the education level to the United States you will see that will have the opportunity of getting free education but people are not taking advantage of it all and just ditch classes, just end up dropping out of high school early and shows that kids in El Salvador would love to have the opportunity to go all the way up to high school with still not having to pay for education yet. This can be good for the factory since they will be able to perform tasks, read and write procedures while working any type of job with in the factory but religion also plays a big part with the factory decision. ("What's education like in El Salvador?")