Economy

Economy March 19, 2021 | 12:14 pm

The Economist says real growth could reach 5.3% by 2021

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican economy is ready for the country to be the one with the fastest recovery in the entire region from the recession induced by the pandemic and it is expected that after a contraction of the Gross Domestic Product of 6.6% In 2020, real growth reaches 5.3% by 2021. This is affirmed by the English magazine The Economist, which is responsible for addressing current affai... Read more

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